A powerful web video released by Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign on Friday ― National Prisoners of War Remembrance Day ― features an emotional World War II veteran urging Americans to reject real estate mogul Donald Trump.
The 86-second video opens by showing U.S. Army veteran Joel Sollender, who was captured by the Nazis in 1944, watching footage of Trump attacking Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in July 2015.
“He’s a war hero because he got captured,” Trump said of the Vietnam War veteran. “I like people who weren’t captured, OK?”
Recalling his own harrowing experience, a tearful Sollender accuses Trump of “insulting all of our military” with his attacks against the Arizona senator. The businessman has still not apologized for the remark.
“He’s everything I would not want to be, or emulate,” Sollender says of Trump in the video.
Watch the video below:
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