MUST SEE VIDEOS: "Daisy" Ads 2016

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[napkinz]

1. other versions ...

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. I figured they'd dust that one off sooner or later.

[napkinz]

4. well, now is the time for it, considering what we have just learned ...

Donald Trump repeatedly asked a foreign policy adviser why we can't use nuclear weapons

August 3, 2016

As Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough tells it, Donald Trump asked not once, not twice, but three times about nuclear weapons during a foreign policy briefing with an expert. "Trump asked three times in an hour briefing, 'Why can't we use nuclear weapons?'" Scarborough said on Wednesday's episode of Morning Joe, as a panel discussed concerns about how Trump might handle national security. At one point, Scarborough said, Trump even asked, "'If we have them, why can't we use them?'"

After the panel managed to wipe the stunned looks off their faces, Scarborough's co-host, Mika Brzezinski, fired off a warning: "Be careful America, and be careful Republican leaders," she said.

http://theweek.com/speedreads/640664/joe-scarborough-claims-donald-trump-repeatedly-asked-foreign-policy-adviser-why-cant-use-nuclear-weapons

[roamer65]

5. Dust it off, update it and run it on tv constantly.

People need a good dose of reality.

[napkinz]

8. MSNBC reporting Trump is sinking in the polls

We can't let up.

[napkinz]

13. good does of reality from Lawrence O'Donnell

Imagine Donald Trump With The Nuclear Codes

[livetohike]

6. Oh my... Definitely time for this. Thanks for posting. I

remember the original Daisy ad. I was 12 years old....powerful.

[napkinz]

9. I think I first saw the ad in the 1980s

This is the first presidential nominee in my lifetime where that ad is applicable.

[loyalsister]

15. Yeah

My mom has never once voted and has rejected all politics because of it. Life was difficult enough without injecting nightmares into it.
I hope noone who endorses this AD ever complains about people not voting.

[NightWatcher]

7. Remind me to kick her a few bucks to help get this ad aired a few more times

[napkinz]

10. here's a reminder ... a President Trump with access to "the football"

[NightWatcher]

11. He shouldn't be trusted with a Nerf football

[napkinz]

12. he didn't know what the nuclear triad is ...

[roamer65]

19. Notice how he said the nuclear power and devastation is important to him.

He said it as if he would use it.

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20. Donald Trump Won’t Rule Out Using Nuclear Weapons in Europe

Mar. 30, 2016

Donald Trump refused to rule out using nuclear weapons in Europe during a town hall in Wisconsin on Wednesday. The Republican presidential front-runner was asked about his recent contradictory statements about nuclear proliferation—in which he said he was concerned about the spread of nukes while also suggesting that more countries, including Japan, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia, should be allowed to acquire them.

MSNBC's Chris Matthews, the host of the town hall, tried to pin Trump down on what circumstances might compel President Trump to deploy the United States' nuclear arsenal.

"Look, nuclear should be off the table, but would there a time when it could be used? Possibly," Trump said.

Matthews asked Trump to tell the Middle East and Europe that he would never use nuclear weapons, but Trump continued to evade. Asked again if he'd use nuclear weapons in Europe, Trump held firm. "I am not—I am not taking cards off the table," Trump responded.

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2016/03/donald-trump-nuclear-weapons-europe

[loyalsister]

14. The most nauseating political ads

I fail to see the difference between this and the fear based campaign the GOP ran based on 911.

[napkinz]

16. the fears about Trump are well-founded

the man is not sane

[loyalsister]

17. He's sane

Exploiting stigma against people with legitimate mental illness in order to discredit him is bigtoted. Hoping like crazy people are fearful and fragile enough to vote for democrats based on their fear doubles it.

Trump is an entitled, socially inept individual who gained success by demeaning people on television. He is the predictable product of someone who can eliminate people who do not show unconditional loyalty from his life. He behaves exactly like we should expect someone who is glorified on conflict driven, hate glorifying, reality TV to behave.

[napkinz]

18. Stephen Colbert had a mocking response to Trump asking 'why can't we use' nuclear weapons

The "Late Show" host had a long monologue recently addressing the Republican presidential candidate's latest gaffes that won't seem to go away. Now he's taking up the news that, according to Joe Scarborough, Trump asked "why can't we use" nuclear weapons.

"Oooh, I know that one," Colbert said in response on his Wednesday show.

He went on to imitate a dropped nuclear bomb wreaking havoc in a way that managed to be both hilarious and bone-chilling.

Lately, Colbert is doing the opposite of letting Trump off easy, and he's using his unique brand of comedy to make it undeniably entertaining.

watch: http://www.businessinsider.com/stephen-colbert-responds-to-trump-on-nuclear-weapons-2016-8