Jones: Alt-Right Group and Times Interview

jones: Trump lukewarm about prosecuting Clinton, condemns alt-right group in Times interviewANALYSIS What the death of the TPP could mean for Canada Since Trump win, which Jones believes was driven in part by what he called a whitelash, there has been a spike in hate crimes and hate speech across the U.S. It can find a home in your country, too, if you dont stand up to it, Jones said. 816115267969, playlist Selector container Selector container59409489, ciid caffeine13863786 ; It can happen in Canada too Van Jones0 37 As for Trump, Jones said it hard to tell what the president-elect will actually do once he sworn in, according to CBC. He accused Trump of running one of the most irresponsible campaigns in history and said he hasnt done enough to condemn the white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups that have been emboldened by his win. Van Jones, a CNN political contributor and former White House policy adviser, spoke with reporters on Tuesday evening about the U.S. election ahead of a Toronto event organized by the Broadbent Institute. Trump did condemn an alt-right gathering in Washington that had featured Nazi salutes, during his meeting at the New York Times on Tuesday. Evan Vucci/Associated Press Jones said he still believes the wider public wont back Trump plans to deport millions of immigrants or stage a major crackdown against Muslims in the U.S. Trump voters, he said, didnt sign up for the most extreme things Trump stands for. How will Donald Trump lead once he sworn in Even Trump doesnt know, Jones says. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.