It’s the latest in a series of Confederate statues to come down in Virginia this summer.

Organizer Jason Kessler said he’s shifting all his focus to the rally in D.C.

Christopher Cantwell is facing three felony charges related to the violence at the “Unite the Right” rally.

“Given these feelings and the tragedy in Charlottesville, I felt compelled to remove this memorial from public property,” said Howard County executive Allan Kittleman.

“Don’t mind our tiki torches, the only things we hate are mosquitos!”

Earlier, reports swirled that he would leave at some point.

“You can’t wash this one by shaking my hand and saying ‘I’m sorry.’ I’m not forgiving for that.”

People have raised hundreds of thousands toward the hospital bills of counter protesters who were injured in Charlottesville Saturday.

Trump began his statement this afternoon by discussing jobs and the economy before segueing into condemnation of white nationalist groups.

The group marched to the statue of Confederate general Albert Pike, demanding that it be torn down.