Further setbacks for Donald Trump after leaked audio tape

United States House of Representatives speaker Paul Ryan has dealt his own party's presidential nominee a blow - telling fellow Republicans he will no longer defend Donald Trump. The highly unusual political move came as the billionaire took his attacks on Bill Clinton to the campaign trail. Alyshia Gates reports.

Further setbacks for Donald Trump after leaked audio tape

Further setbacks for Donald Trump after leaked audio tape

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Published 11 October 2016 8:00pm

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