Donald Trump faced backlash after appearing to try to win votes by suggesting the world was in danger of nuclear war. During a Thursday, September 5, speech given at the Economic Club of New York, the controversial politician, 78, said: “We have to get along with the world. We can’t have war because the destructive capability…you can be the head of the biggest bank [in the world] … and a couple of nukes and your bank doesn’t mean a thing.” Video clips of the address rapidly circulated on social media where Trump critics accused him of fearmongering because he was in “panic mode” about pote…
