towards a military confrontation with north korea. joining me now is h.r. mcmaster. general, welcome to "meet the press." >> good morning. >> before i get started, i gotta ask about charlottesville and perhaps you have had a chance to talk with the president this morning or last night. why didn't he single out the neo-nazis and white supremacists. >> when he condemned bigotry and hatred on all sides, that includes them. it's clear -- i know it's clear in his mind. it ought to be clear to all americans, we cannot tolerate obviously that bigotry, that hatred, that's rooted in ignorance of what america stands for. >> should we expect to hear from you, from him some of those words? >> i'm sure you will hear from the president more about this. this is important to the president to bring all americans together. he said what we have to be is all of us have to be americans first. that's our common identity as americans. grounded in our commitment to liberty, to human rights, to equal rights...