text: He condemns the neo-nazis >and you had some very bad people in that group And then he says there were fine people on both sides >**but** you **also** had people that were very fine people, on both sides. You can't ignore that he says "very bad people" referring to the violent neo-nazis and then "very fine people" talking about all of the peaceful protestors. In this speech alone he has several statements condemning the nazis and all of the violence that took place that day. You can't just take one sentence out of context and ignore all the rest.