Senators Reid, Schumer at Pre-Election Briefing on JASTA Veto Override, GOP Relation to Donald Trump
Nevada Senator Harry Reid and New York Senator Chuck Schumer take questions from reporters. Asked about the performance of Donald Trump in the televised debates, Reid says Republicans advise Trump to stay away from Bill Clinton's infidelity, Schumer that Trump is too tolerant of racists. Asked about the Supreme Court nomination of Merrick Garland, Schumer says he will let President Clinton make her own determinations and discuss it with her privately. Asked about a continuing resolution and lame duck appropriations, Reid describes three demands. Asked about voters in battleground states distinguishing between incumbents and Trump, Reid calls that happy talk, referencing a column that morning by George Will and the stance of Nevada candidate for Senate Joe Heck.
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