U.S. President Donald Trump continues to face a barrage of criticism for his contention that both white supremacists and counter-protesters were to blame for the deadly violence that erupted last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

On Wednesday, the president announced that he had dissolved two business advisory committees composed of top American corporate executives, after at least seven CEOs announced they were resigning from the councils because of his remarks.

Trump said that "rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople ... I am ending both. Thank you all!" A day ago, Trump had branded those quitting the panels as "grandstanders" and said they could be easily replaced with more corporate leaders.

In announcing her resignation from Trump's manufacturing jobs initiative before he disbanded it, Campbell's Soup CEO Denise Morrison said: "Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville. I believe the president should have been - and still needs to be - unambiguous on that point."

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters in Washington, D.C., that he condemns the "hate and violence" displayed on Saturday in Charlottesville, adding, "There is just simply no place for that in our public discourse."

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, speaking at an event in Miami, Florida, said, "In no way can we accept [or] apologize for racism, bigotry, hatred, violence, and those kind of things that too often arise in our country."

Also Wednesday, two former U.S. presidents, George H.W. Bush and his son George W. Bush, the last two Republicans elected to the White House before Trump, said in a joint statement, "America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all forms."

The two former presidents added, "As we pray for Charlottesville, we are reminded of the fundamental truths recorded by that city's most prominent citizen in the Declaration of Independence: we are all created equal and endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights," a reference to Thomas Jefferson, one of the country's Founding Fathers. "We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country."

President Trump's remarks have been roundly criticized by a broad range of U.S. leaders, including top Republican party officials and business executives. U.S. military commanders spoke out against racism following the death in Charlottesville.

Trump announced Wednesday he will hold a campaign rally next week in Phoenix, Arizona, but the city's mayor said that while the president has the right to stage the event, he hopes Trump will delay the visit.

"I am disappointed that President Trump has chosen to hold a campaign rally as our nation is still healing from the tragic events in Charlottesville," Mayor Greg Stanton said. "If President Trump is coming to Phoenix to announce a pardon for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, then it will be clear that his true intent is to enflame emotions and further divide our nation."

Arpaio was convicted last month in a federal court for disobeying a judge's order to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants. Trump said in an interview this week he was considering pardoning Arpaio, who was one of the speakers at last year's Republican National Convention where the now-president accepted the party's nomination for the November election.

美國維吉尼亞州夏洛茨維爾市上周末爆發(fā)致命暴力沖突事件之后，美國總統(tǒng)唐納德.川普指稱白人至上主義示威者和反示威者雙方都有過錯，川普因此不斷受到批評。

至少7名大公司首席執(zhí)行官因為對川普言論不滿而宣布退出總統(tǒng)顧問小組后，川普周三宣布解散由美國企業(yè)高管組成的兩個顧問委員會“制造業(yè)委員會”和“戰(zhàn)略與政策論壇”。

川普說， “與其給商界人士壓力... 我索性解散這兩個委員會。謝謝大家！” 一天前，川普說這些辭職的人是 “嘩眾取寵”，并且說有很多人可以取代他們。

金寶湯公司首席執(zhí)行官丹尼絲.莫里森宣布退出川普制造業(yè)就業(yè)計劃理事會時表示：“種族主義和謀殺都是明確必須受到嚴厲譴責(zé)的，而且與發(fā)生在夏洛茨維爾市的任何事情無法在道德上相提并論。我相信總統(tǒng)之前就應(yīng)該而且現(xiàn)在仍必須明確表達這一點。”

美國國務(wù)卿蒂勒森在華盛頓告訴記者說，他譴責(zé)上周六夏洛茨維爾出現(xiàn)的“仇恨和暴力”。蒂勒森補充說，“這是在我們的公共話語空間里不可以出現(xiàn)的。”

美國司法部長塞申斯在佛羅里達州邁阿密參加一次活動時說：“我們無論如何都不能接受或是為種族主義、偏見、仇恨、暴力尋找借口，但這雷現(xiàn)象往往又會在我們的國家發(fā)生。”

美國兩位前總統(tǒng)老布什和小布什，也就是川普上任前入主白宮的兩位共和黨總統(tǒng)，周三發(fā)表聯(lián)合聲明說：“美國永遠必須抵制種族偏見，反猶太主義，以及任何形式的仇恨。”

這兩位美國前總統(tǒng)援引美國開國先驅(qū)之一托馬斯·杰弗遜的話說， “當我們?yōu)橄穆宕木S爾市祈禱的同時，由該城市最顯要的公民在獨立宣言中記錄下來的根本真理也提醒著我們：我們皆是生而平等，享有造物主賦予我們不可剝奪的權(quán)利。” “我們知道這些真理將恒遠留長，因為我們已經(jīng)看到了我們國家的正直和偉大。”

川普總統(tǒng)的言論受到美國各界領(lǐng)袖廣泛的批評，包括共和黨高級官員和商界高管。在夏洛茨維爾暴力事件發(fā)生后，美國軍方將領(lǐng)也公開譴責(zé)了種族主義。

川普總統(tǒng)星期三宣布，他下周將在亞利桑那州鳳凰城召集競選集會，但是鳳凰城市長說，雖然總統(tǒng)有權(quán)利組織機會，但是他希望川普能推遲此行。

鳳凰城市長斯坦頓說：“發(fā)生夏洛茨維爾悲劇事件后，我們的國家還在療傷，川普總統(tǒng)卻選擇此時舉行競選集會，讓我很失望。如果川普總統(tǒng)到鳳凰城來是要宣布特赦前警長喬·阿爾帕約的話，那很顯然，他的真正意圖是點燃民眾情緒，進一步讓我們的國家陷入分歧。”

阿爾帕約因為違抗法官的命令，不停止針對移民的交通巡查，上星期被一家聯(lián)邦法院判定有罪。川普本周接受采訪時說，他正在考慮赦免阿爾帕約。

U.S. President Donald Trump continues to face a barrage of criticism for his contention that both white supremacists and counter-protesters were to blame for the deadly violence that erupted last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

On Wednesday, the president announced that he had dissolved two business advisory committees composed of top American corporate executives, after at least seven CEOs announced they were resigning from the councils because of his remarks.

Trump said that "rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople ... I am ending both. Thank you all!" A day ago, Trump had branded those quitting the panels as "grandstanders" and said they could be easily replaced with more corporate leaders.

In announcing her resignation from Trump's manufacturing jobs initiative before he disbanded it, Campbell's Soup CEO Denise Morrison said: "Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville. I believe the president should have been - and still needs to be - unambiguous on that point."

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters in Washington, D.C., that he condemns the "hate and violence" displayed on Saturday in Charlottesville, adding, "There is just simply no place for that in our public discourse."

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, speaking at an event in Miami, Florida, said, "In no way can we accept [or] apologize for racism, bigotry, hatred, violence, and those kind of things that too often arise in our country."

Also Wednesday, two former U.S. presidents, George H.W. Bush and his son George W. Bush, the last two Republicans elected to the White House before Trump, said in a joint statement, "America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all forms."

The two former presidents added, "As we pray for Charlottesville, we are reminded of the fundamental truths recorded by that city's most prominent citizen in the Declaration of Independence: we are all created equal and endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights," a reference to Thomas Jefferson, one of the country's Founding Fathers. "We know these truths to be everlasting because we have seen the decency and greatness of our country."

President Trump's remarks have been roundly criticized by a broad range of U.S. leaders, including top Republican party officials and business executives. U.S. military commanders spoke out against racism following the death in Charlottesville.

Trump announced Wednesday he will hold a campaign rally next week in Phoenix, Arizona, but the city's mayor said that while the president has the right to stage the event, he hopes Trump will delay the visit.

"I am disappointed that President Trump has chosen to hold a campaign rally as our nation is still healing from the tragic events in Charlottesville," Mayor Greg Stanton said. "If President Trump is coming to Phoenix to announce a pardon for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, then it will be clear that his true intent is to enflame emotions and further divide our nation."

Arpaio was convicted last month in a federal court for disobeying a judge's order to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants. Trump said in an interview this week he was considering pardoning Arpaio, who was one of the speakers at last year's Republican National Convention where the now-president accepted the party's nomination for the November election.

美國維吉尼亞州夏洛茨維爾市上周末爆發(fā)致命暴力沖突事件之后，美國總統(tǒng)唐納德.川普指稱白人至上主義示威者和反示威者雙方都有過錯，川普因此不斷受到批評。

至少7名大公司首席執(zhí)行官因為對川普言論不滿而宣布退出總統(tǒng)顧問小組后，川普周三宣布解散由美國企業(yè)高管組成的兩個顧問委員會“制造業(yè)委員會”和“戰(zhàn)略與政策論壇”。

川普說， “與其給商界人士壓力... 我索性解散這兩個委員會。謝謝大家！” 一天前，川普說這些辭職的人是 “嘩眾取寵”，并且說有很多人可以取代他們。

金寶湯公司首席執(zhí)行官丹尼絲.莫里森宣布退出川普制造業(yè)就業(yè)計劃理事會時表示：“種族主義和謀殺都是明確必須受到嚴厲譴責(zé)的，而且與發(fā)生在夏洛茨維爾市的任何事情無法在道德上相提并論。我相信總統(tǒng)之前就應(yīng)該而且現(xiàn)在仍必須明確表達這一點。”

美國國務(wù)卿蒂勒森在華盛頓告訴記者說，他譴責(zé)上周六夏洛茨維爾出現(xiàn)的“仇恨和暴力”。蒂勒森補充說，“這是在我們的公共話語空間里不可以出現(xiàn)的。”

美國司法部長塞申斯在佛羅里達州邁阿密參加一次活動時說：“我們無論如何都不能接受或是為種族主義、偏見、仇恨、暴力尋找借口，但這雷現(xiàn)象往往又會在我們的國家發(fā)生。”

美國兩位前總統(tǒng)老布什和小布什，也就是川普上任前入主白宮的兩位共和黨總統(tǒng)，周三發(fā)表聯(lián)合聲明說：“美國永遠必須抵制種族偏見，反猶太主義，以及任何形式的仇恨。”

這兩位美國前總統(tǒng)援引美國開國先驅(qū)之一托馬斯·杰弗遜的話說， “當我們?yōu)橄穆宕木S爾市祈禱的同時，由該城市最顯要的公民在獨立宣言中記錄下來的根本真理也提醒著我們：我們皆是生而平等，享有造物主賦予我們不可剝奪的權(quán)利。” “我們知道這些真理將恒遠留長，因為我們已經(jīng)看到了我們國家的正直和偉大。”

川普總統(tǒng)的言論受到美國各界領(lǐng)袖廣泛的批評，包括共和黨高級官員和商界高管。在夏洛茨維爾暴力事件發(fā)生后，美國軍方將領(lǐng)也公開譴責(zé)了種族主義。

川普總統(tǒng)星期三宣布，他下周將在亞利桑那州鳳凰城召集競選集會，但是鳳凰城市長說，雖然總統(tǒng)有權(quán)利組織機會，但是他希望川普能推遲此行。

鳳凰城市長斯坦頓說：“發(fā)生夏洛茨維爾悲劇事件后，我們的國家還在療傷，川普總統(tǒng)卻選擇此時舉行競選集會，讓我很失望。如果川普總統(tǒng)到鳳凰城來是要宣布特赦前警長喬·阿爾帕約的話，那很顯然，他的真正意圖是點燃民眾情緒，進一步讓我們的國家陷入分歧。”

阿爾帕約因為違抗法官的命令，不停止針對移民的交通巡查，上星期被一家聯(lián)邦法院判定有罪。川普本周接受采訪時說，他正在考慮赦免阿爾帕約。