With a controversial statement, Trump is creating enthusiasm among the right-wing group - now his son is rowing back

The TV duel is unlikely to have had the desired effect for Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and the debate ended in a mud fight.

But a right-wing group is enthusiastic.

• Donald Trump and Joe Biden fought a heated battle of words in the first TV duel before the US elections.

• With his statements, the US president apparently fired a right-wing group.

• Donald Trump's son is now rowing back.

Cleveland / USA - Donald Trump and

surprised with unexpectedly harsh phrases

on Tuesday evening (local time), neither of the two should

emerge

as the

from the TV duel

.

First surveys show that viewers had found the behavior of the two to be "exhausting". While the tone of the two opponents caused a stir, the reaction of a right-wing

now shocking,

because it is now celebrating

for his statements.

TV duel: Donald Trump makes a statement for enthusiasm in the right group

As the

now reports, a statement by

sparked enthusiasm among supporters of the right-wing group "Proud Boys".

The

reported on Wednesday that

Trump's comment as "historic"

in private channels on social media

.

In one channel,

took the President's statement as tacit approval of their violent tactics.

Another message said that the group was already seeing an increase in the number of “new recruits”.

Trump had

refused to condemn right-wing groups

on

in the

with his challenger Joe Biden before the

.

"Who should I judge?" He asked host Chris Wallace.

"Proud Boys - hold back and be ready," said Trump afterwards ("stand down and stand

by").

said on CBS that his father made a mistake.

The New York Times quoted

saying that Trump made it clear that the Proud Boys should end violence.

USA: Donald Trump makes a clear statement about the right-wing group - his son is rowing back

The civil rights organization ADL classifies the Proud Boys as an unconventional current in right-wing American extremism.

The group can be described as violent, nationalist and Islamophobic, among other things, according to the ADL.

Their leaders rejected

.

Members are known to use violent tactics.

Several members were convicted of

.