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Donald Trump: Hillary Clinton 'killed hundreds of thousands of people with her stupidity'

The Republican frontrunner defends his recent proposal on limiting Muslims before attacking his Democrat rival.

Ryan Ramgobin
Monday 14 December 2015 12:12 GMT
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Donald Trump questions Hilary Clinton's record

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Donald Trump has claimed in an interview on Fox News Sunday that Hillary Clinton “killed hundreds of thousands of people with her stupidity” during her tenure as Secretary of State.

When asked to defend his accusation, Mr Trump said: “The Middle East is a total disaster under her… look at Iraq, total disaster. They didn’t get us in – but they got us out, badly…”

Hillary Clinton 'killed hundreds of thousands of people with her stupidity'
Hillary Clinton 'killed hundreds of thousands of people with her stupidity'

“Look at Libya, look at Benghazi. Our ambassador wired her five or six hundred times – but she’ll take her friend’s call every time.”

“Hillary Clinton does not have the judgement, the strength or the stamina to be President. She would be a terrible President.”

Mr Trump also defended his comments from last week regarding his proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.

“There is a sickness, they are sick people, there is sickness going on. There is a group of people that is very sick. And we have to figure out the answer. And the Muslims can help us figure out the answer.”

A petition started in the United Kingdom last week to ban Mr Trump from entering the country has now reached

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