Wall Street lower on growing concerns over Trump agenda
Wall Street was lower for the second straight day on Friday on mounting worries about President Donald Trump's ability to legislate his pro-growth agenda, after his comments on the recent violence in Virginia drew widespread criticism. Trump has alienated Republicans, corporate leaders and U.S. allies, while rattling markets with his comments since Saturday's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, which came in the aftermath of a white nationalist protest against the removal of a Confederate statue. Several business leaders have since resigned from his advisory councils and a White House official said plans for an infrastructure council had been dropped.