Now, those words, as you point out, are pretty painful. When the President was asked who was the biggest foe in the world, as he is over interacting with the EU and NATO countries, and he says the EU is our biggest foe, those words can be very painful.
Tim Kaine: “Now, those words, as you point out, are pretty painful. When the President was asked who was the biggest foe in the…”
On the recordSeptember 4, 2018
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Kaine criticizes the President's remarks about the EU's role in global relations.
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