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Mexico City / Adolf Hitler / Donald Trump / Benito Mussolini #1180660

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 31, 2016
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From the opening moments of his presidential run, Mexico has played a prominent role in Donald Trump's rhetoric from fiery accusations about criminals and rapists pouring over the border to bold promises to erect a wall and force Mexico to pay for it. Fast forward to today, when Trump, in a surprise move, traveled to Mexico City on the invitation of that country's president. Standing side by side in a photo op moment his advisers openly hoped would make Trump come across as presidential. But gon...
Reporter(s):
Miguel Almaguer
Duration:
00:03:10

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