Hillary Clinton Calls Donald Trump’s Interview on Russian TV ‘Unseemly’

Clinton was referencing an interview that Trump had with Larry King on his podcast “PoliticKING with Larry King”, which is licensed for television distribution to various channels, including RT America, a version of Russia Today, which is a state-run channel.

He also suggested that the allegation was politically motivated.

When pressed to clarify specifically on reparations, Kaine responded: “I think you acknowledge the consequences, but then you try to solve them with investments in communities that have been left behind”. He added, “I hope that if they are doing something, I hope that somebody’s going to be able to find out, so they can end it, because that would not be appropriate at all”. “Because that would not be appropriate at all”.

“If he says great things about me, I’m going to say great things about him”, Trump said. Miller later said Trump wouldn’t have agreed to do the interview had he known it would be aired on RT.

Democrats are apoplectic and Republican leaders are nervous that Donald Trump is calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a stronger leader than President Obama.

Donald Trump praised Russian President Vladimir Putin as a better leader than his USA counterpart Barack Obama.

While Vladimir Putin is wildly unpopular in the United States, most Americans see him as a stronger leader than President Obama, according to a YouGov/Economist survey.

Trump’s appearance on the controversial television station could exacerbate an already icy relationship with the US political press.

Putin has called the hack of Democratic officials’ email accounts a “public service” but has denied Russian involvement.

Trump’s comments are curious both because Putin is so unpopular and because they so obviously give many members of Trump’s own party heartburn.

He said I’m a genius.

“I don’t know what Trump knew”.

Reaching out to GOP voters is an imperative for Clinton, given Trump’s strong command over white working-class voters, including many who used to vote for the Democratic ticket. “I have absolutely no opinion on that”.

Russian Federation has been a regular topic of conversation throughout the presidential campaign. The current average of polls from website RealClearPolitics puts her at 45.6 percent support, compared with Trump’s 42.8 percent. “I’d rather it be Hillary and myself, because we’re the only two with a chance of winning”.

On Thursday, he also criticized Clinton’s declaration that she wouldn’t send US ground troops to Iraq or Syria to help fight the Islamic State.

Trump had called Obama “the founder of ISIS”, an acronym for Islamic State, in stump speeches several weeks ago.

The unidentified chauffeur reportedly had more than 40 years of driving experience under his belt, but even that couldn’t prevent him from avoiding the out-of-the-control Mercedes before it crashed into the presidential auto.

“I do want to win for the evangelicals because they have been so supportive of me”.

On the USA intervention in Libya in 2011, Clinton rejected Trump’s criticism of her support for the effort as secretary of state.

In a statement Saturday, a day after Clinton said she regards half of Trump’s supporters as a “basket of deplorables”, Reince Priebus said Clinton is showing “her outright contempt for ordinary people”.

The two wrote to Trump that “you can not credibly serve as commander in chief if you embrace Russian President Vladimir Putin”.

She added: “So can I say I was surprised?” “And if you don’t understand that, I mean, you wouldn’t get out of a 5th grade civics exam”. In June 2015, Ora announced it was dropping plans to work on a television project with Trump following his controversial remarks about undocumented Mexican immigrants.