Hillary Clinton said today that according to her, the fact that President Trump talks about nuclear weapons and war on Twitter is "disturbing".
During an interview with CNN, journalists asked Clinton what she thought of Trump's comments about the failure of the policies adopted by previous administrations on issues such as the North Korean threat.
Clinton replied that even if the policies of two countries were not in line with each other, the first option should certainly not be "the threat of military action".
Hillary Clinton then added that she was upset when President Trump criticized Secretary of State Rex Tillerson at the beginning of October, telling him to lose time in trying to negotiate with the leader of North Korea.
"I find that talking about peace, war and nuclear weapons through tweets is really disturbing, yet we know that the president's behavior is just that".
Clinton emphasizes that diplomacy and prevention of war are "slow and difficult" work but necessary to pursue and then states that the United States can not afford to have, especially in key and decision-making roles, people who are impulsive or rigid ideas that do not open up to dialogue. Hillary Clinton added: "Trump's actions are playing Kim Jong Un's game. What we have done so far is to create a character and give it more importance and legitimacy than it deserved. "
The excalation of tensions between the United States and North Korea has increased in recent months and early October, President Trump accused Rex Tillerson of Twitter of losing time in search of negotiations with North Korea's leader, adding that the Secretary of State should save his energy.
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