Hillary for America

"America's Bully" +

0:60 ad run on television from Oct. 17, 2016.  


[Music]
   
    TEXT: bully (bul ly) n. A blustering, overbearing person who puts down or intimidates others

Kid:  What are you going to cry now?

Youth slapping other youth:  Don't be so gullible McFly...

Woman: You sit down...

Trump:  Sit down.  Sit down.

Clip:  Shoot it fat boy.

Trump:  I'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers...

Trump:  She ate like a pig..

Clip:  You're so stupid.

Trump:  How stupid are the people of the country.

Youth slapping other youth scene continued:  inaud.

Trump:  Get him out of here.  Get out.

Trump:  He's like a little baby...

Trump:  Oh, I don't know what I said, oh...I don't remember.

Girl to Clinton:  What are you going to do about people who want to be mean and all this bullying.
Clinton:  Tell me a little bit more about why that's on your mind.
Girl:  I have asthma, and occasionally I've heard people talking behind my back.

Clinton:  That was really brave.

I really do think we need more love and kindness in our country. 

That's why its important to stand up to bullies wherever they are, and why we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency.

Because that is not who we are as Americans.  [applause]

Clinton (voiceover):  I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message.


Notes:  There is no information on where this ran.  The first half of the ad has clips from movies and there may well be copyright issues.  It seems likely that the second half ran as a 30-second stand alone ad.

The Oct. 17 press release...

New TV Ad  “America’s Bully” Decries Trump’s Bluster and Bigotry

Today, Hillary for America is releasing a powerful new TV ad, “America’s Bully,” exposing the countless times Donald Trump has teared down and intimidated others with his hateful rhetoric. Trump has publicly insulted women, news organizations, individuals with disabilities, and the American people. In stark contrast, Hillary Clinton has pledged to stand up to bullies like Trump and will work to move our country forward. As Clinton said on Friday, “Everything we care about is at risk, if you can help me to have the kind of victory we need, that stands as a rebuke of all the bigotry and bullying we’ve seen, then together, together we will build the future that all of us, particularly the children of our country, deserve to have.”