CNN Tries To Get NATO Chief To Denounce Trump, He Praises Him Instead

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Would a second Trump presidency concern you about the future of U.S. membership in NATO?NATO did come to the defense of the United States after 9/11, but Stoltenberg refused to be drawn into American electoral contests "I believe that the United States will continue to be a staunch NATO ally regardless of the outcome of the U.S. elections because it is in the U.S. interest to have a strong -"After Harlow interrupted to add "Even under President Trump?"
41% : Harlow teed up a clip of Trump by declaring that he "is likely the Republican nominee for president.
40% : However not only did Harlow, like Raddatz, fail, but NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg actually had positive things to say about Trump.
37% : On Wednesday, it was CNN's Poppy Harlow's turn to try to get someone to denounce Trump.
37% : Stoltenberg recalled his time working with Trump, arguing he highlighted a very real problem and got results, "Well, I worked with him for four years and I listened carefully because the main criticism has been about NATO allies spending too little on NATO and the message has been taken across the alliance in Europe and Canada.
33% : "Trump was then shown at a rally telling the crowd "We're paying for NATO, and we don't get so much out of it.
6% : On Sunday, ABC's Martha Raddatz tried and failed to get Gen. Charles Brown to attack Donald Trump as he tries to pull a Grover Cleveland and return to the presidency.

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