Donald Trump Told Howard Stern He Supported the Iraq War

“Right? The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic – you name it”, she said, before stressing that other Trump supporters are frustrated and need sympathy.

“And unfortunately, there are people like that and he has lifted them up … he tweets and retweets offensive, hateful, mean-spirited rhetoric”.

The other “basket”, she said, is comprised of people who feel that the government and the economy has “let them down”.

“They don’t buy everything he says, but he seems to hold out some hope that their lives will be different”, Clinton said.

“There are only 60 days left to make our case and don’t get complacent”.

Trump also said Wednesday night he thinks that under the “leadership of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble” and, in the past, he has claimed to “know more about ISIS than the generals”.

Sexism has previously been a topic of discussion on the campaign trail after Trump accused Clinton of playing the “woman card” during the primary season in April, stating: “I think the only card she (Clinton) has is the women’s card”.

The alt-right movement, defined by the Southern Poverty Law Center as groups or individuals whose ideals center on “white identity”, once existed in underground online communities but has come to the forefront of the presidential election due to its proximity to the Trump campaign.

Donald Trump said Friday that Hillary Clinton could “shoot somebody” in public and avoid prosecution – echoing a phrase he once used to describe his electoral invulnerability. Those remarks were seized on by Clinton, his primary opponent, as evidence that he was disconnected from many Americans. “Because the greatest threat of all would be terrorists getting their hands on loose nuclear material”, she said.

Clinton’s comment could help Trump, said Republican strategist Doug Heye.

“Even if Lauer had been simply listening to [Trump’s] response and had the the memory of an earthworm”, NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik said Thursday, “he would’ve heard Trump say, look, you could go back to an article in 2004 in Esquire where I was against it”.

The sample size was insufficient to determine the outcome in Wyoming, Vermont, Alaska and the District of Columbia, though Alaska usually votes Republican and Washington D.C. for the Democratic Party candidate.

The rhetorical scuffle comes as the candidates head into the final two months of the campaign, with Trump trying to make up ground on Clinton before the November 8 election. “And their supporters appear to make up half his crowd, when you observe the tone of his events”. “You’re not going to have one Republican vote”.

The FBI recommended against any charges after concluding a lengthy investigation of Clinton’s use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state and the Justice Department heeded that recommendation. “Taking a bit longer view, however, we see a race that appears little changed from where it was as the GOP convention began in July, and at least in these four key states is very much up for grabs”.