Trump offers take on Charlotte protests
Clip: 9/22/2016 | 2m 8s
At an energy conference, Donald Trump commented on the protests in Charlotte, N.C.
Donald Trump commented on the unrest in Charlotte, saying protests would most hurt African-American residents. He also touted his law-and-order agenda as a benefit to black Americans. Also, 75 retired U.S. diplomats wrote a letter saying Trump is “entirely unqualified to serve as president.” John Yang reports.
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Trump offers take on Charlotte protests
Clip: 9/22/2016 | 2m 8s
Donald Trump commented on the unrest in Charlotte, saying protests would most hurt African-American residents. He also touted his law-and-order agenda as a benefit to black Americans. Also, 75 retired U.S. diplomats wrote a letter saying Trump is “entirely unqualified to serve as president.” John Yang reports.
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