“I will defend them”, Clinton said.
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The televised “Commander-in-Chief” forum on Wednesday, attended by military veterans, was the first time Trump and Clinton had squared off on the same stage since accepting their parties’ White House nominations in July, although they did not appear at the same time.
“I only said that he was a bright person”.
On the Presidential forum of NBC News Trump praised Putin’s leadership capabilities and the approval rating of 82% that he had. The GOP has a much bigger battleground to worry about this election; states that are usually solid Republican territory, like Missouri and Georgia, are up for grabs this time around.
Mr Trump, for his part, said Mrs Clinton’s performance in a forum on Wednesday showed her to be “unfit to serve” as president. “Bill Clinton is known as a very strong campaigner, a great voice in politics – but not this cycle”.
Clinton’s campaign also announced on Friday that an additional 15 retired USA generals and admirals were endorsing her, bringing the total number of endorsements by retired military leaders to 110. “She’s just too quick to intervene, invade, or to push for regime change”, he said at the summit.
Meanwhile in New York, Mrs Clinton met with national security and foreign policy experts who are supporting her campaign to discuss terrorism.
“Because of our event, national security has dominated the news cycle for days”, Lack wrote.
Both candidates are hoping to capitalise on concerns about national security and paint their opponents as unqualified leading into the November 8 presidential election.
He said in his Cleveland remarks that the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq had left a power void filled by Islamic State militants. “What Larry King does with the interview content is up to him, we have nothing to do with it”. “Until we can get through to people, we’ll have to keep
doing this”.
Trump praised Putin for his control of Russian Federation.
“According to yesterday’s media reports, Trump has received more than 400 fewer endorsements than Mitt Romney received – 88 to Romney’s 500”, the statement said.
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton condemned Mr. Trump’s effusive praise for the Russian leader, while Republican Speaker Paul Ryan said Mr. Putin is an adversary of American values.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Pensacola, Florida.
He also said Mr. Putin had been far more of a leader than Mr. Obama.
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But when asked who is most likely to be elected president, 49% of the poll’s respondents gave the nod to the former secretary of state. He said any nation that wants to join the United States against ISIS is welcome.
