Hillary Clinton: Describing Islam as ‘radical’ is like ‘declaring war on a

Clinton will call for spending the revenue raised by her proposed tax to boost manufacturing jobs in the United States, the Associated Press reported.

On Sunday, Clinton also defended saying publicly, as secretary of state, that Benghazi terror attacks were inspired by an anti-Islamic video, blaming “the fog of war”.

Clinton’s proposal follows Pfizer’s announcement a week ago of an inversion deal in which it would acquire Dublin-based Allergan for $160 billion in part to slash its USA tax bill.

Sanders advocates a lot harder actions to interrupt up massive banks and has accused Clinton of being beholden to her giant donors from the monetary sector. “I want the Treasury Department to do everything it can to stop that kind of behavior and call it for what it is: gaming the tax system”, she said.

Clinton would levy a new “exit tax” on companies entering into these deals.

Republicans have resisted, arguing that a broader revamp of the tax code should take priority, though Congress hasn’t made progress. In Clinton’s case, Warren’s support could help assuage doubts about her progressive bona fides.

In the op-ed, Clinton detailed Wall Street reform proposals including, among other measures, imposing a new risk fee on some of the biggest banks and strengthening the Volcker Rule “by closing the loopholes that allow banks to make speculative gambles with taxpayer-backed deposits”.

“You are going to hear all the familiar complaints: ‘Freedom of speech, ‘ ” Clinton said in an hourlong speech and question-and-answer session at the Brookings Institution’s annual Saban Forum, a gathering that focuses mostly on Israel’s security issues.

The Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, is effectively using online platforms to become “the most effective recruiter in the world”, Clinton said.

Speaking about how Silicon Valley can help in shutting down the operations of ISIS, Clinton said, “We need to put the great disrupters at work at disrupting ISIS”.

Presidents from both parties have repeatedly asked Wall Street heavyweights to manage top government positions. Clintonland is populated by the likes of Robert Rubin.

“He’s more, you know, anti-corporation”, Gendville said of Sanders.

“Resolve means depriving jihadists of virtual territory just as we work to deprive them of actual territory”, Clinton said during a major foreign policy address, which she opened and closed by stressing the technological challenge that terrorism poses. Hauser used the Pfizer merger as a case in point of the hazy web of interests that entangle politics and business.

And she stated she would empower regulators to interrupt up any financial institution or non-financial institution monetary establishment that proves “too giant and risky to be managed successfully”.