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RT America -- June 29, 2016

Published 30 Jun, 2016 01:14

Clinton & Trump both accused of breaking campaign finance laws 
A Hillary Clinton Super PAC is accused of accepting illegal contributions from a Department of Defense contractor to the tune of $200,000. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has directly breached campaign finance laws by soliciting contributions from foreign nationals. For more on this, RT America’s Manila Chan is joined by Brent Budowski, columnist at The Hill newspaper.

There are ways to reverse Brexit that shouldn’t be thrown out – Kerry 
Despite British citizens having voted to leave the European Union, UK Prime Minister David Cameron appears to be dragging his feet with following through on that vote. The United States is insisting that there is no hurry, while Germany is looking for the move to occur as soon as possible. RT’s Laura Smith reports.

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