'He's one of the great sleazebags of our time': Trump accuses Hillary Clinton's top aide Huma Abedin of sharing secret emails with her 'perv' ex-congressman husband Anthony Weiner
Trump launched highly personal attack on Clinton aide Huma Abedin
Accused her of sharing secret emails with husband Anthony Weiner
He branded Weiner a 'perv' and 'one of the great sleaze bags of our time'
Trump also called America the 'sucker' of the international community
Said U.S. 'gets involved in everything' without asking for anything back
By Chris Pleasance For Dailymail.com
Published: 20:16 EST, 28 August 2015 | Updated: 00:01 EST, 29 August 2015
In typically brash style Donald Trump has tonight taken a blistering aim at Hillary Clinton and her aide Huma Abedin during an event for supporters in Boston.
Discussing the Clinton email saga, Trump accused Abedin of passing information from those emails to her husband Anthony Weiner, who he branded 'one of the biggest sleaze bags of our time.'
Addressing a cheering crowd, Trump said: 'She [Huma] is getting secrets and she is married to Another Weiner. She's married to this guy, who, by the way, now works for a PR firm.
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In a blistering and personal speech to supporters in Boston Donald Trump has attacked Hillary Clinton and her aide Huma Abedin over the secret email saga
Speaking about Abedin's husband Anthony Weiner, who she married in 2010, Trump asked the crowd: 'Does anyone think there's even a five per cent chance she's not tell him what she's coming across?'
Speaking about Abedin's husband Anthony Weiner, who she married in 2010, Trump asked the crowd: 'Does anyone think there's even a five per cent chance she's not tell him what she's coming across?'
'Who thinks there's even a five per cent chance that she's not telling him what she's coming across?'
In one of his most personal attacks yet, Trump also called Weiner a 'perv' and 'a bad guy' referring to the scandal the engulfed Weiner after he was caught sending intimate pictures of himself to several different women.
Weiner was forced to resign his seat in Congress over the issue in 2011, and in 2013 saw his bid to become Mayor of New York implode after Sydney Leathers came forward with more images.
Speaking in an animated voice, he accused Hillary and Jeb Bush of being 'low energy' candidates, asking the crowd: 'Who would you rather have negotiating with Iran, me or [them]?'
Asked which of the Democratic candidates he would like to face if he is nominated as the Republican candidate for President, Trump said he 'didn't care' before later adding that 'I don't know if Hillary is going to make the starting gate'.
Abedin married Weiner in 2010 and decided to stick with him, despite revelations that he had been sending intimate pictures to multiple women, including Sydney Leathers
Abedin was Clinton's travelling chief of staff during her unsuccessful 2008 Presidential bid (pictured), and now serves as vice chairwoman for Hillary's current campaign
to wild cheers from the crowd, he said that America has become an international 'sucker' for agreeing to fix the world's problems while asking for nothing in return.
On the issue of the crisis in Ukraine, he said: 'We take the lead on everything. We want Ukraine to come through this but why isn't Germany doing more?
'Germany, they're a great country, they are a money machine, but they say "go in and fix Ukraine" and we go, "Ok".'
Tackling the issue of his popularity with Hispanics in the wake of his speech in which be blamed Mexico for sending 'rapists and killers' across the border, he added: 'I love, love, love Hispanics.'
He added that they 'make me a lot of money' and that he employs more of them than any of the other candidates in the race.
Trump was speaking at a private $100-per-head event held on the property of billionaire car dealership owner Ernie Boch Jr (right), though Trump denied the evening was a fundraiser
Taking on accusations that he struggles to appeal to women, Trump said he 'cherishes' women and revealed plans to make wife Melania and daughter Ivanka part of his campaign
On the issue of his appeal with women, which has been questioned during his ongoing bust-up with Fox anchor Megyn Kelly, he continued to say that he 'cherishes' them and wants them to be part of his campaign.
He added that his wife Melania and daughter Ivanka are set to become involved in his campaign, but after September, when he said he will clarify his policies on subjects such as immigration and tax.
He also called out Jeb Bush for his refusal to fund women's healthcare before later saying he 'misspoke', adding that the Trump campaign intends to fund women's health.
Trump was speaking at an event just outside of Boston held on the property of Ernie Boch Jr, a billionaire car dealership owner who Trump praised as a 'good friend'.
Despite guests paying $100-a-head for the event, featuring live music, cocktails and food by chef Tony Ambrose, Trump insisted it is not a fundraiser, and the ticket price was just offsetting the cost.
The Donald is currently leading the Republican field for Presidential nomination, and tonight mentioned a poll which has his support rating at 40 per cent
Trump has used his wealth as a political weapon against his opponents, claiming he will be funding his own campaign, meaning he will not be beholden to outside interests if he is elected.
Taking on the issue tonight, he bragged that he has 'turned down a lot of money' for his bid, saying that many of his hedge-fund friends had offered him funds which he rejected.
He added that, under a Trump Presidency, hedge-fund managers would be expected to contribute more the the economy, saying: 'They're all supporting Hillary and Jeb, by the way.'
Trump backpedaled slightly on his pledge not to accept donations, saying he was accepting small amounts from people who walked into his campaign office 'because it makes them feel involved'.
His speech this evening comes ahead of an appearance on One News America where he will be interviewed by former Alaska governor and former John McCain running-mate Sarah Palin
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