Hillary Clinton: Trump's rhetoric 'seized on' by ISIS

Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton addressed the terror attacks in New York City and Minnesota over the weekend, saying "there's much more we need to do" to combat domestic and international terrorism.

In a direct comparison to her challenger, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump who received his first national security briefings in the past few weeks, the former secretary of state said she's "the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield."

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She also said Trump's rhetoric has been "seized on by the terrorists" as a recruiting tool. "We're going after the bad guys and we're going to get them but we're not going to go after an entire religion," Clinton added.

Holding a news conference on the tarmac in White Plains, N.Y. before she flew to Philadelphia to give a speech focused on Millennials, Clinton pointed to her plan to address the terror threat within the United States.

She called for an "intelligence surge" to disrupt plans before they happen as well as close coordination with Silicon Valley, saying "the government cannot do this without the tech communities."

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"Recruitment and radicalization that goes on online has to be much more vigorously monitored and intercepted," Clinton said, which is how, she says, tech companies can assist the federal government.

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She also called for greater cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement and for local law enforcement to build stronger relationships with the Muslim-American community.

Clinton said the "lone wolf" phenomenon is one the U.S. must "invest more time and more resources into combating."

Internationally, Clinton called for an "accelerated" air campaign against ISIS by the United States and its "coalition," more support of Kurdish and Arab forces on the ground and aggressive diplomacy.

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