Trump, while speaking at a campaign stop in Biloxi, Mississippi, offered no evidence for his claim in which he also said that escalating tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia were signs that the Islamic Republic wanted to take over the longtime USA ally in the Middle East. “And you know what I have to say, there’s a problem”.
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Hillary Clinton’s campaign announced Friday that it raised $55 million in the final fundraising period of 2015, and $112 million in primary-election funds for the year. “I mean, this is a sovereign country, ‘” he said.
“They have a bunch of dishonest people”, he continued.
“Donald Trump, I don’t believe, is going to be the party’s nominee”, Bush told “Fox News Sunday”. Now, what that is, is Iran wants to take over Saudi Arabia.
“In Tehran, they’re burning down the Saudi embassy, you see that?” he said.
This comes during Iranian protests outside the Saudi embassy in Tehran, which erupted after the mass executions of 47 Sunni and Shia prisoners by Saudi Arabia.
The AP reports that the video goes on to tell American Muslims that the United States will always be bias against Muslims, so they should join jihadi movements to fight against the country.
“She has caused tremendous death with incompetent decisions”, Trump said. It will be will be the 58th quadrennial USA presidential election.
“The video, purportedly produced by Somali terrorist group al-Shabaab, uses historic civil rights-era footage of Malcolm X and audio of Trump to label the United States a racist society, citing the real estate mogul’s proposed ban on Muslims entering the U.S”. True to form, however, Trump immediately pushed back, warning Clinton to “be careful as you play the war-on-women or women-being-degraded card”. As he has done frequently before, Trump further asserted that Clinton “shouldn’t be allowed to run” because of the private email system she used for her State Department work.
After playing a clip of Clinton saying that Trump is (not would be) ISIS’s best recruiting tool, Harris made this observation. She said it was already happening at the time. On Fox and Friends, he suggested Bill Clinton’s issues with women would be “fair game” as Bill takes up the campaign trail for his wife.
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An average of recent polls now shows Mr Trump with a lead of 16 per cent on the Republican side, and Mrs Clinton 23 points ahead of her Democratic rivals.
