Before their first presidential debate, Hillary and Donald engaged in a crossfire of words on National Security.
Crossfire as they may call the encounter between Democratic standard bearer Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is a televised forum in connection to issues on national security.
The two were not together on the stage but it needed a coin toss to know who will go first and it was Clinton.
The former secretary of state was noticeably irritated when questions regarding her use of a private email server while she was still on-seat as a US top diplomat were raised.
Clinton appealed to judge her basing on her entire record and not only on the said controversy.
She emphasized that if elected as commander-in-chief, she will not send ground troops to Iraq and Syria to fight ISIS. She would also hold weekly meetings with Pentagon and Department of Veteran Affairs to know the situation of the veterans.
Clinton reiterated that her rival Trump is not fit to be the next commander-in-chief.
It is where the first shot of the crossfire came from.
The business mogul failed to present a detailed plain, particularly regarding the terrorist group.
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