Kurt Eichenwald

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Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton’s handling of Benghazi at the second presidential debate, saying that Clinton consulted with her friend Sidney Blumenthal after the incident.

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Donald Trump admires Vladimir Putin for what he calls "strong leadership" — especially compared to Barack Obama.

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