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Kristol said the billionaire real-estate tycoon did “didn’t make any awful mistakes” and called Clinton’s performance “weak”.
“You actually have to know what you are talking about and you actually have to have done your homework”.
“Matt Lauer and the NBC forum were not good last night”, Noah said, adding, “I would love to date Matt Lauer, because getting busted would be impossible”.
“As your commander in chief, I will not trash our country’s most cherished values. Her judgement is flawed”, he said.
“They have been reduced to a point that’s embarrassing for our country”, Trump said at NBC’s “Commander-in-Chief” forum in NY attended by military veterans.
Donald Trump, who is known to have a tumultuous on-air bromance with Russian president Vladimir Putin, gave an interview in which he criticized USA foreign policy on RT, an worldwide network sponsored by the Kremlin.
“As to President Obama’s policies regarding Putin, I think he’s been weak, I think he’s been indecisive, I think Putin’s walked all over him but no, I’m not gonna say that Putin’s a better leader than the Democratic elected president of the United States, even though I have differences with him”, he said on Thursday. “If 14 percent of the electorate says they’re going to vote for Mr. Johnson, that’s a lot of people, and the question is whether Mr. Johnson will do as well on Election Day”.
Clinton characterized these comments as “unpatriotic” Thursday morning.
Trump criticized USA policy in Iraq from the days of Republican President George W. Bush, who ordered the American-led invasion in 2003 in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, al Qaeda attacks on the United States. “The media has been unbelievably dishonest”, Trump responded. “I just say this way, wouldn’t it be great if the United States and Russian Federation got along, combined, knocked out ISIS, maybe did other positive things?” “She tried to make up for her disgusting performance last night so she went on the tarmac and told more lies”.
But Lauer took heat from political journalists for not challenging Trump when he claimed that he opposed the war in Iraq from the beginning, something that reporters have repeatedly pointed out conflicts with interviews that Trump gave at the time in which he expressed support.
But interviews Trump gave before and after the war prove that he was publicly supportive of the US invasion of Iraq. “Donald Trump simply didn’t come prepared and he’s not going to be prepared to serve as president and that was abundantly clear”.
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