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Trump, Clinton show deep differences after US attacks

Mrs. Clinton, who served as secretary of state for President Obama, has said the bombings demonstrate the need for a tested leader and warned that Mr. Trump would be a “loose cannon” on the world stage.

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Mook wrote that Clinton has “many paths to 270 electoral votes” while Donald Trump “has very few”, according to the report.

“Were going after the bad guys and were going to get them, but were not going to go after an entire religion, ” Clinton said.

He said that’s why she lacked the “moral clarity” to be president.

He once again took credit for predicting current events, pointing to his Saturday night announcement that a bomb had caused the explosion in New York City. The leaders are in NY for the UN General Assembly.

And in an unrelated incident in Minnesota, a man stabbed nine people at a shopping mall before being shot and killed by an off-duty police officer.

According to a Fox News poll published prior to the weekend, 46 percent of voters have more confidence in Clinton regarding questions of terrorism and national security, versus 45 percent who prefer Trump.

Earlier this year, Obama seemed to regard the defeat of GOP nominee Donald Trump as a near inevitability, but in recent days the president has changed his tone.

As Trump supporters at a packed rally in Florida shouted “Hang him!” the Republican presidential candidate mocked the fact that Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old USA citizen originally from Afghanistan, would receive quality medical care and legal representation.

HILLARY CLINTON: Even if you’re totally opposed to Donald Trump, you may still have some questions about me.

Given the sharp polarization of voters during the general elections, the first presidential debate is expected to attract a record 100 million viewers, The Hill newspaper said.

“Let’s ask Hillary Clinton, how many people who subscribe to radical Islamic views and support the oppression of non-believers would you call deplorable or irredeemable, or are those words reserved only for hardworking Americans that truly love our country and they want to make a statement?” he asked.

Clark also added that New York City is highly targeted for terror attacks because of the population and easy assimilation into the city.

Trump met Tuesday in NY with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi during the Egyptian president’s visit to the UN General Assembly.

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The speech followed a day in which Trump also called President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton “weak” and demanded more racial profiling. Clinton’s handling of the September 11 attacks on the consulate in Benghazi, which saw the murder of four Americans, including US Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens, and lying about some of its facts afterward, left her open to widespread criticism.

Clinton, Trump trade blows on their ability to fight terrorism following the weekend's attacks