“Because that would not be appropriate at all”, Trump said.
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DONALD TRUMP (R), Presidential Nominee: If he says great things about me, I’m going to say great things about him.
“I would never comment on any aspect of an intelligence briefing I received”, said Clinton, a former secretary of state, before boarding her campaign plane.
Obama tells reporters in Laos that he thinks diplomacy is “serious business” and that Trump’s ideas are often “contradictory” and “outright wacky”.
Trump’s remarks about Putin were among a series of controversial statements the real estate businessman made at a national security forum hosted Wednesday by NBC News.
If Donald Trump is elected president, some experts fear he could cause unnerving on US allies and he could push for an American foreign policy that is more favorable to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s goals and interests.
“Hillary Clinton is always complaining about what’s wrong”, he said during a campaign stop in Cleveland, where he visited a charter school and proposed federal spending on “school choice” programmes. And he said, I’m working on it, working on it.
Clinton on Thursday said Trump’s comment was “not just unpatriotic and insulting to the people of our country, as well as to our commander in chief, it is scary”.
“The other night in the Commander-in-Chief forum, Hillary Clinton answered questions on her emails horribly – it seems with each week, she has a different answer”. Trump also claimed that Putin was a more effective leader than President Barack Obama.
“I think that’s an exactly right way to proceed”, Clinton said.
A flood of Republican national security experts have instead chosen to back Clinton, helping bolster her case that Trump is broadly unacceptable.
Presidential Nominee: Last night was yet another test, and Donald Trump failed yet again.
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”, he was asked about a much-discussed war-torn Syrian city.
Wednesday’s forum served as a preview of sorts for Clinton and Trump’s highly anticipated debates.
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Clinton’s Reagan line of attack parrots a Democratic Party talking point of the day and fits with Clinton’s strategy of driving mainstream Republicans away from Trump. King started the interview by noting that he has been friends with Trump for over 30 years and started off by asking Trump what surprised him the most about running for office. He replied: “No. But when I do come up with a plan that I like and that perhaps agrees with mine, or maybe doesn’t – I may love what the generals come back with”.
