August 31 was the day that Trump traveled to Mexico to meet with the Mexican president and then flew back to Arizona for a fiery evening rally in which he presented his 10-point plan for immigration.
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Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill noted a previous speech in which she accused Trump of embracing a brand of us political conservatism associated with white nationalism and nativism known as the “alt right” movement.
The candidates spoke back-to-back at the forum Wednesday night, each fielding 30 minutes of questions.
The White House said it had no comment on Trump’s remarks.
‘There are so many of them I’ve lost track of them, ‘ she said. The presidential election will be held on November 8.
There are 63 days left before voters decide between the Democratic nominee, Clinton, and the Republican nominee, Donald Trump.
“It suggests he will let Putin do whatever Putin wants to do and then make excuses for him”, Clinton said.
Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s campaign manager, seized on the episode to tweak Clinton over her distance from the media – including not holding a full-blown press conference since last December.
He said Mr Trump was woefully underprepared and temperamentally unfit for the role of commander in chief, and had no idea how to combat IS.
CBS2’s Dick Brennan reported a CNN poll showed Trump topping Clinton 45 to 43 percent among likely voters.
President Barack Obama is hitting back at Donald Trump for the Republican’s frequent criticism of Obama’s foreign policy.
Meanwhile, Trump, 70, attacked Clinton over the email controversy.
The Presidential contenders are to take part separately in a national security forum on Wednesday.
He also wants U.S. generals to come up with a plan to defeat the self-styled Islamic State (IS) in his first 30 days in the White House.
Trump’s charge is that Clinton, a former USA secretary of state and former US senator, has profited from a “rigged” political system. “When you’re hit a lot there’s nearly an unconscious shield that controls the answers to your questions”, Sen. “That’s not only risky, it should be disqualifying”.
Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have clashed over national security again, Trump calling his Democratic rival “trigger happy” and Clinton arguing his proposals would make the world a more unsafe place.
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“I know more about Isis (Islamic State) than the generals do”.
