Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace 6/26/16 | Gingrich: The Only Thing Hillary's Qualified
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2016-06-27
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Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace 6/26/16 | Gingrich: The Only Thing Hillary's Qualified for Is Retirement
In the wake of the UK's shocking Brexit vote, Hillary Clinton said these uncertain times call for "calm, steady, experienced leadership in the White House."
On "Fox News Sunday," Newt Gingrich said he found Clinton's statement "hysterical," pointing out that she's been wrong on foreign policy on everything from the Brexit vote to toppling Muammar Gaddafi in Libya to advocating for a "reset" with Russia.
"I mean, what has she been right about?" Gingrich said. "If we need more of this kind of experience, it’s a little bit like Casey Stengel once asking if anybody on the Mets could play the game. I mean, there’s no reason why Hillary Clinton’s experiences qualify for anything except retirement."
He added that he believes Clinton's foreign policy experience - and failures - won't impress voters in November, and that's why he's confident in Donald Trump's chances.
George Will announced this weekend that he has left the Republican Party because of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Will told The Washington Post that he changed his Maryland voter registration from Republican to "unaffiliated" earlier this month, adding that he doesn't know who he will be supporting in the 2016 race, but he knows it won't be Trump.
On "Fox News Sunday" today, Will made his first on-air comments about his decision to leave the GOP.
He explained that he joined the party because he's a conservative, and he left it for the exact same reason.
"The long and the short of it is, as Ronald Reagan said when he changed his registration, 'I did not leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me.'"
Will delivered a biting response to Trump's tweet, quipping, "He has an advantage on me, because he can say everything he knows about any subject in 140 characters and I can’t."
In the wake of the UK's shocking Brexit vote, Hillary Clinton said these uncertain times call for "calm, steady, experienced leadership in the White House."
On "Fox News Sunday," Newt Gingrich said he found Clinton's statement "hysterical," pointing out that she's been wrong on foreign policy on everything from the Brexit vote to toppling Muammar Gaddafi in Libya to advocating for a "reset" with Russia.
"I mean, what has she been right about?" Gingrich said. "If we need more of this kind of experience, it’s a little bit like Casey Stengel once asking if anybody on the Mets could play the game. I mean, there’s no reason why Hillary Clinton’s experiences qualify for anything except retirement."
He added that he believes Clinton's foreign policy experience - and failures - won't impress voters in November, and that's why he's confident in Donald Trump's chances.
George Will announced this weekend that he has left the Republican Party because of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Will told The Washington Post that he changed his Maryland voter registration from Republican to "unaffiliated" earlier this month, adding that he doesn't know who he will be supporting in the 2016 race, but he knows it won't be Trump.
On "Fox News Sunday" today, Will made his first on-air comments about his decision to leave the GOP.
He explained that he joined the party because he's a conservative, and he left it for the exact same reason.
"The long and the short of it is, as Ronald Reagan said when he changed his registration, 'I did not leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me.'"
Will delivered a biting response to Trump's tweet, quipping, "He has an advantage on me, because he can say everything he knows about any subject in 140 characters and I can’t."
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