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Donald Trump challenges Clinton to release detailed medical...
Donald Trump challenges Clinton to release detailed medical...
WASHINGTON (CNN) - Donald Trump challenged Hillary Clinton Sunday to release "detailed medical records" and said he would have "no problem" releasing his own."I think that both candidates, Crooked Hillary and myself, should release detailed medical records.I have no problem in doing so!
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Clinton hits Trump by recalling her father's business
Clinton hits Trump by recalling her father's business
2:06 McCrory gets endorsement from Police Benevolent Association Pause7:12 UNC students react to Berger's claim that Democrats outnumber Republicans 12:1 in faculty positions1:32 Clinton and Justin Timberlake pose for photo booth photos while Trump camp accuses media of bias - Election Rewind1:05 If Trump and Clinton could turn back time, would they change the media narrative?- Election Rewind1:22 Clinton responds to Trump's 'casual' Second Amendment comments - Election Rewind3:31 Opponents of state's handling of coal ash rally in Raleigh2:39 Morehead Scholar Kaleb Lyda and mother Kim Lyda0:55 Trump Suggests 'Second Amendment People' could stop Hillary Clinton3:22 House minority leader calls for SBI probe of coal ash do-not-drink notices3:57 AT&T announces grants to help rural, poor students graduate
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In Largest Ad Buy Yet, Trump Campaign Paints Clinton As Job-Killing : NPR
In Largest Ad Buy Yet, Trump Campaign Paints Clinton As Job-Killing : NPR
In Largest Ad Buy Yet, Trump Campaign Paints Clinton As Job-KillingYouTubeDonald Trump's presidential campaign is going into five more states with a new $10 million television ad buy.It's the largest for the Trump campaign so far, which has been relatively slow to invest in TV ads, relying instead on free media coverage and the Republican nominee's large social media following.The campaign is now targeting the battleground states of New Hampshire, Iowa, Nevada, Virginia, and Colorado, putting Trump on the air in a total of nine states.
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