Both candidates are hoping to capitalise on concerns about national security and paint their opponents as unqualified leading into the November 8 presidential election.
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Clinton made her remarks at an LGBT fundraiser in NY late Friday.
A billionaire Facebook co-founder says he’s giving $20 million to help defeat Donald Trump. “Our enemies probably hacked into Hillary Clinton’s emails”.
“Back in World War II or Vietnam, if we ever advertised we were getting ready to attack somewhere that was considered treason”.
Still, Mrs. Clinton in the statement said that she stood by her criticism that the Republican nominee appealed to the worst of America.
Meanwhile in New York, Clinton met with national security and foreign policy experts who are supporting her campaign to discuss terrorism. She touted the bipartisan nature of the meeting and vowed to work across the aisle as president to tackle national security challenges.
Noah echoed critics who said Lauer completely mismanaged his time, made evident when he asked the Democratic presidential candidate to summarize her strategy to combat ISIS “as briefly as you can”.
The Republican nominee was speaking at the annual National Guard Association convention and suggested that Clinton was attacking those in uniform, whether in the military or law enforcement.
On Friday, as Clinton began to walk away from the podium at the press conference, she paused when a reporter shouted a question asking that she respond to Trump’s appearance on RT America. He said he disagreed with the U.S. decision to invade Iraq in 2003 and Obama had botched the withdrawal.
On Friday morning campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said “Mr. Trump went on his podcast”.
Yes, Clinton spent much of her allotted 30 minutes during a televised “Commander in Chief” forum on MSNBC on Wednesday re-explaining her mystifying and damaging decision to use a private email server while she was Secretary of State.
Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill noted a previous speech in which she accused Trump of embracing a brand of USA political conservatism associated with white nationalism and nativism known as the “alt right” movement.
It’s part of a almost nine-week campaign frenzy during which millions of voters will have the ability to fill out a ballot for the 2016 presidential race.
In the op-ed, the two ex-government officials said Putin has ‘repeatedly shown himself to be an adversary of the United States’.
“He is opposed to democracy, opposed to freedom, and opposed to our interests”, McMullin said of the Russian leader.
The interview was conducted by veteran broadcasting personality Larry King, who began the interview by saying he and the Republican presidential candidate are friends who have known each other for decades.
Trump said that instead of having a moderator, “let Hillary and I sit there and just debate, because I think the system is being rigged”.
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On Saturday, Mrs Clinton’s staff said she attended another fundraiser at the Armonk, New York, home of attorney David Boies.
