Donald Trump says, I am not a 'racist'

Washington, Jan 15 "I am not a supremacist," US President Donald Trump has said as he tried to avoid the discussion encompassing his detailed harsh comments against workers from Haiti and Africa.

A column broke out a week ago finished Trump's charged use of the word "shithole" to describe African countries.

Trump supposedly used the word to describe African nations amid an Oval Office meeting on Thursday with a bipartisan gathering of six congresspersons on movement change.

People advised on the discussion additionally say that amid the addressing the president also questioned the need to concede more Haitians to the US.

"No I'm not a racist. I am the minimum supremacist individual you have ever met. That I can let you know," Trump told correspondents in Florida when entering Trump International Golf Course for a supper with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.

"Did you see what different representatives in the room said in regards to my remarks?" he said. "They weren't made."

Law based Senator Dick Durbin, who went to the officials' gathering, said that "shithole" was the "correct word used by the President, not simply once but rather over and again".

"He said these abhor filled things and he said them more than once," Durbin said.

On Friday, the African Union communicated "daunt and shock" at the reports and requested that Trump apologize.

No less than four Democratic administrators said that they were boycotting the State of the Union Address of the president to challenge his alleged comments.

Nonetheless, one of the Republican Senators who went to the gathering today guaranteed that Trump never utilized that word.

Trump has himself denied having utilized that word yet has conceded using "tough" language in the meeting.