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1:39Now PlayingHillary Clinton's campaign chairman says Indiana Gov. Mike Pence will have to defend Donald Trump's "division" and "bigotry" at tonight's debate.
Chairman John Podesta suggested Tuesday afternoon that Clinton's running mate, Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, would press Pence to answer tough questions.
Podesta addressed reporters from the so-called "spin room" at the debate site ahead of the vice presidential debate.
He said Pence would "have to defend what in my view is the indefensible, the division that Donald Trump has shown in this campaign, the bigotry that he has shown."
He added, "I think he's got a very tough road to hoe."
Podesta also raised Pence's record on women's rights and gay rights. He said the Indiana governor has "an extreme record."
CAMPAIGN 2016-CLINTON-TRUMP TAXES
Clinton camp says they didn't leak Trump taxes
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Hillary Clinton's campaign didn't have anything to do with the release of Donald Trump's taxes, says Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
Podesta answered flatly, "No," when asked whether Clinton's campaign was involved in leaking the returns. He spoke to reporters Tuesday afternoon ahead of the vice presidential debate in Virginia.
The New York Times reported over the weekend that Trump may have avoided paying federal income taxes for nearly two decades after he claimed business losses of more than $900 million in 1996. The Trump campaign has not refuted the report.
It's unclear who leaked the documents. The Republican presidential nominee has broken from decades of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns.
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