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It would appear that he did, though after the conference:

Former President Donald Trump unequivocally denounced Nick Fuentes and other antisemites in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News here on Friday, saying “nobody” who has “the wrong and ill will about people” has a place in the America First movement or the Republican Party.

Trump, who had just given remarks to the annual Orthodox Jewish gathering of the Torah Umesorah President’s Conference here at his Doral golf resort, sat for an exclusive interview with Breitbart News after the speech.

At the start of the interview, Breitbart News asked him, as the leader of the party and the movement, whether the views of Fuentes have any place in the GOP or the America First movement.

“No, they don’t,” Trump replied plainly.

While this is good to hear, from what the UK Mail is saying, it doesn't sound like he actually made this clear at the Jewish-attended conference in Miami, and that's a shame. There's more over here at Israel National News. Trump must make clearer at Jewish conferences he may attend going forward that he's sorry this had to happen, and if he does, that could help improve the unfortunate situation that came up over the past month.

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