Trump, Clinton Play to Type on French Attack: Heilemann

The transcript discusses how unexpected events, such as those in Nice, Baton Rouge, Minneapolis, and Dallas, have disrupted the political campaigns of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. It highlights how both candidates have adapted to these events, with Trump emphasizing a strongman image and law and order, while Clinton focuses on alliances and foreign policy. The transcript also covers their media strategies, with both appearing on television to address these issues. Polling data suggests Trump is perceived as stronger on terrorism, while Clinton is seen as better on foreign policy. The discussion underscores the challenges campaigns face in adapting to real-world events.

What challenges do campaigns face when reality disrupts their planned narratives?

In what ways did Trump project his image during the campaign, particularly concerning terrorism?