Besides his currency comments, Trump had praised the Brexit result as an example of people “taking their country back”. They have declared their independence from the European Union and have voted to reassert control over their own politics, borders and economy.
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“No, I think because what you’re trying to do is compare an 800-person organization in Brooklyn of Mrs. Clinton’s with an integrated system of the RNC and the Trump campaign, which doesn’t appear on a FEC report”, he said.
“I want the American journalists in particular to see it”, said David Milne, whose house looks down on the clubhouse and the 18th green, speaking to AFP by phone. “The next president is going to have to address that issue”, Mook said.
The Guardian contested that it was subsequently denied access to the second event and made a series of phone calls to Trump officials who said the press call was full, and that the Guardian was not on the list.
You have left for this month. The Post has been barred from every event Trump has held for about two weeks, but the Guardian and BuzzFeed were both allowed to cover a news conference Trump held on Friday at his golf resort on the other side of Scotland, Trump Turnberry.
The referendum was fueled by support from white, working class voters from outside Britain’s population centers – a similar profile of Trump’s supporters.
On Sunday’s “Meet the Press“, Manafort said team Trump is getting itself organized.
Paul Manafort, campaign chairman for Trump, rejected the Clinton charge and said Trump was more in sync with the global economic frustration exemplified by the Brexit vote.
And this election, in 2016, where Donald Trump is the only change agent, is set up perfectly on those same themes, because Hillary Clinton is the epitome of the establishment.
When pressed about the stock market drop that has caused Americans to fret about retirement plans and savings, Trump suggested that Wall Street was actually anxious about President Barack Obama’s economic policies and the USA debt.
He added: “I don’t want people coming in from certain countries”. Do they really trust Trump – who along with Vladimir Putin – is cheering Europe’s turmoil? “We want to be very fair but too many bad things are happening and the percentage of true hatred is too great”.
Donald Trump said there is a strong parallel between the Brexit vote and the U.S. election.
Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, called Brexit a model for his insurgent campaign, while Clinton, his likely Democratic rival, said the uncertainty underscores the need for “calm, steady, experienced leadership”.
Trump had other ideas. And the pound has gone down, and let’s see what the impact of that has, but I think places like Scotland and England and different places, in Great Britain, I think you’re going to see a lot of – a lot of activity.
The Brexit vote could also boost the chances for Massachusetts Sen.
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Asked on “This Week” if his party’s candidate can win in November with that kind of deficit, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said, “No, but I hope he won’t have that kind of money deficit come fall”.
