Clinton Interviewed by CNN’s Jake Tapper

This afternoon, Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared on The Lead with Jake Tapper on CNN. During the interview with Tapper, Clinton was asked about her testimony before the House Select Committee on Benghazi next Thursday. She said she would do her best to answer all questions asked of her by the committee’s members. She was also asked about her debate performance, her Democratic rival Bernie Sanders, her Republican rival Donald Trump, and her personal email server. The full interview lasted for nearly 20 minutes, but only a few clips are currently available online at this time. You can watch them by clicking here, here, and here.

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News Source: CNN

Clinton Returns to New Hampshire

On Friday, Hillary Rodham Clinton was back in New Hampshire for two events. The first was a town hall on the campus of Keene State College. A long topic of conversation during the 80 minute event was gun control. Clinton answered several questions about her plans and the difference between her and her rivals. In addition, Clinton was also asked about her opposition to the Glass-Steagall Act, her views on LGBT discrimination, and other aspects of her platform. A full video from the town hall is available on C-SPAN.

Clinton then went to a grass roots even in Nashua where she spoke a number of her key plans, but she focused on Afghanistan and President Barack Obama’s plans to extend US presence. That means that his successor will have to address what to do with troop levels in Afghanistan. She did not provide any specific plans for Afghanistan at this point, but she said, “We have invested a lot of blood and a lot of treasure in trying to help that country and we can’t afford for it to become an outpost of the Taliban and ISIS one more time, threatening us, threatening the larger world.”

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News Source: Boston Herald, ABC News