Trump Fundraising Falls Short of Clinton's Millions

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's fundraising strategy during the primaries and his reliance on personal funds and media exposure. It highlights concerns about his lack of organization compared to Hillary Clinton's campaign. The potential support from Wall Street Republicans is mentioned, along with a comparison of campaign finances. Trump's unique approach to the general election, focusing on a different audience, is also explored.

What was Donald Trump's primary strategy for funding his campaign during the Republican primaries?

• Receiving support from the Republican National Committee

• Hosting numerous fundraising events

• Using his own money and free media exposure

• Relying on donations from small donors

What concern did Republicans have about Trump's campaign organization?

• He lacked the organization needed to compete with Hillary Clinton

• He was spending too much money

• He was focusing too much on social media

• He had too many campaign managers

Who were some of the prominent Wall Street figures supporting Trump's fundraiser?

• Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page

• Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos

• John Paulson and Steven Feinberg

• Warren Buffett and Bill Gates

What is a key difference between Trump's campaign strategy and traditional campaigns?

• He only targets Republican voters

• He avoids public appearances

• He relies heavily on social media for exposure

• He focuses on television ads

What challenge does Trump face in the general election compared to the primaries?

• Maintaining a low profile

• Raising funds from international donors

• Appealing to a more diverse and national audience

• Competing with multiple Democratic candidates