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5:46Now PlayingDonald Trump called Hillary Clinton a nasty woman on national TV. John Iadarola and R.J. Eskow, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"Hillary Clinton was talking about Social Security. She wanted to raise taxes on the wealthy to bolster the country’s fund.
“My Social Security payroll contribution will go up as will Donald's,” Clinton said, “assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it …”
“Such a nasty woman,” Trump cut in.
Clinton ignored the jab. But the Republican nominee's muttering of “nasty woman” during Wednesday’s presidential debate, a national first, set Twitter ablaze with #NastyWoman and users claiming the title for themselves."
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Hosts: John Iadarola, R.J. Eskow
Cast: John Iadarola, R.J. Eskow
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