[joesbucks]

She should have simply said that her son had a legal situation back home and as we find out more about it and it proceeds through the legal process, more will become publicly known.

She made the PTSD a part of her speech and linked it to the incumbents policies toward soldiers. She put that part of it on the table announcing her support and endorsement of Trump.

She opened the door to the questioning.

[Resettozero]

She made the PTSD a part of her speech...

It was in response to the BIG news story of that preceding weekend. I was pleased she said a little about Track in that Trump endorsement speech because I wanted to know. And that is what she said: a little. Others such as yourself keep Track's story alive in peoples' mind; she's not the one who continues to bring it up.

[Rustybucket]

I will simply remind you, that the topic of conversation was spelled out (Promised) BEFORE the interview happened. That promise was broken and she called them on it. If this topic had been told to her before the interview, I suspect she would have not given the interview, Laure knew this, and she called him on it. Proof is the second interview, where he was nowhere to be found. He was going for SHOCK journalism, and making a name for himself. IMO he failed. And he should have failed.