All week, Hillary Clinton has warned about Donald Trump's past and his policies, conventional attacks on an unconventional candidate. So perhaps with an eye at trying to knock him off-message, she opted Friday for a blunter approach: Mark Cuban. The billionaire and Pittsburgh native introduced Clinton here with a takedown of Trump, knocking his finances and his temperament. Cuban floated the idea that Trump might take a $20-billion bribe from a foreign agent to act against U.S. interests. He accused Trump of using his defunct real estate school, Trump University, to steal from the people he now claims to be the champion of.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 04, 2016 19:52 UTC