If bannon follows through on his threats . Plus, after the deadly clash in charlottesville, are we in a new culture war . What do you think the country will see in the next few months . In the next few years . From the white house to your house, we take on the moments that matter this week. From abc news, its this week. Here now, coanchor martha raddatz. Good morning. What happens when a president faces a defining moment for all americans and chooses to speak only to a portion of his base . Who pays the price . If you voted for donald trump, you may have agreed with what you heard tuesday when the president tore into the media, doubled down on his assertion that both sides in charlottesville shared the blame. The polls say that message went over reasonably well with trumps most loyal supporters. But if youre among those who liked what you heard, you should also know that those words wont come cheap. By alienating so much of america. Including allies in the Republican Party and the busi
Terms, and actually died while he was running for yet another term. He was famously tough on crime and urban blight. But civilrights leaders have accused his words and actions of venturing into territory that was racist and divisive. That statue were talking about right now honoring rizzo is placed in front of the Municipal Services building, which is right in the middle of center city, in 1998. Ajay, should it be moved . Should it be placed in a new location . Should it be put in storage . Or should it be left there and thats it . I dont know if it should be moved to a different location. Let me talk about two things. One people have equated moving of statues as erasing history or rewriting history. To me, if that was the concern, that should not be a concern because you have a history channel, you have the internet, you have the history books. History is not being erased. The question is, the statues that we create and bronze and put in Public Square, are they of people in whom we se