With talk of racial unrest dominating the national news, Hillary Clinton returned to the Old State Capitol to make connections between discussions on race in Abraham Lincoln's time and today.
The apparent Democratic nominee for President called for the nation to address gun violence, criminal justice reform after the recent series of high profile fatal police involved shootings, while also finding ways to support police departments. In the home of Lincoln's House Divided speech, Clinton called her opponent, Republican Donald Trump the ultimate divider.
Clinton calls Trump a divider based on his stances on Muslims, Hispanics and women.
