Clinton Appears on ABC’s “This Week”

Hillary Clinton appeared on this morning’s episode of “This Week.” Host George Stephanopoulos spoke with Clinton on a variety of topics including her Republican rivals, but the primary topic of the conversation was ISIS. With President Barack Obama’s speech on terrorism scheduled for this evening, Clinton admitted that we are now winning the fight against ISIS. She called for more support from the Arab nations and the support of technology companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. ISIS uses Social Media to spread its message and recruit supports around the world, and she called on the companies to work with the governments of the world to prevent the spread of radicalization online. A full video of Clinton’s interview is below, and a full transcript of the episode can be read HERE.

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Clinton Speaks at Brookings’ Saban Forum

During a speech at the Saban Forum, Hillary Clinton pledged her support for Israel if elected president. She spoke about ISIS and its threat to the world and Israeli security moving forward. Two major points to Israeli security include the nuclear agreement with Iran and working toward a negotiated peace between Israel and Palestine. Clinton is optimistic, but cautious, about the agreement with Iran saying that the world will need to strictly monitor and enforce the terms of the agreement. Clinton concluded her speech by praising Israel for its strength and resolve. Following her speech, Clinton answered questions from the audience, including questions about using the military to enforce the nuclear agreement with Iran, and how she would work to broker a peace agreement between Israel and Palestine. A full video of her speech and Q&A secession is above.

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