President Donald Trump described a security treaty with Japan as an “unfair agreement” negotiated by “stupid” American officials in which “Japan doesn’t have to help us at all” if the U.S. is attacked. But that ignores the benefits in the treaty for the U.S.
Issues: national security
Spinning the Intel Hearing
Revisiting Clinton and Classified Information
Rubio Oversimplifies FBI-Apple Battle
FactChecking the Fifth GOP Debate
Cruz Misquotes Clapper on Refugees
Distortion and Insinuation in Ohio
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