Trump owes Obama an apology over ‘birther’ issue.

Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton said on Friday that "there is no erase" strengthen the Republican Donald Trump to the theory of "birther" false that President Obama was not born in the United States, Trump said that Obama apologize.

 

He spoke shortly before Trump acknowledged Friday for the first time that Obama was born in the United States. This long history of work finished fueling suspicions unfounded the first president of the African nation, which is the date that made some Republicans and moderate voters convinced uncomfortable.

Less than eight weeks from the election, Trump asked Friday to blame the Democratic rival Clinton to start rumors.

"Hillary Clinton and her campaign controversy began in 2008 birther. I did. I did, you know what I mean," said Trump in a luxury hotel, newly opened in Washington on Friday morning. "President Barack Obama was born. From the United States."

[Post fact checker simplifies the application of Trump as Hillary Clinton began birther movement]

This is not the first time that Trump has accused Clinton of questions crude awareness about where Obama's birth, a claim that is rejected several times by the ladies finding no evidence that Clinton or his campaign in the Obama birth certificate issue or citizenship.

Thursday, Trump refused to identify their views current in Obama's hometown and thus his legitimacy as president.

[In an interview he told the Washington Post, and Trump did not say whether he believed that Obama was born in the United States]

She said Trump's campaign on Thursday night that he believed that Obama was born in the United States. He said Trump is worth asking about Obama's birth for comfort.

Speaking to an audience of American women of African descent of support in Washington, Clinton angrily denounced the "recklessness" of the campaign Trump to make this statement.