Republican Party’s Presidential Candidate Donald Trump said that he would invite North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to US but not for an official state dinner. This remark came after, Clinton satirized him for his willingness, to talk to Kim.

Trump mocked Clinton as "rank amateur" and told his supporters in a rally, "She's been doing it forever and she still doesn't get it." Trump protested, that there was nothing wrong in a dialogue.

According to the latest national poll, Clinton has maintained a 6 point lead over Trump, after becoming the Democratic nominee last week. The survey showed that, while 51 percent expected Clinton to be the President, only 31 percent expected the same for Trump. The poll also showed  the choices of  Democrats, Independents and Republicans. While Democrats and Independents supported Clinton, Republicans voted for Trump.

Both Clinton and Trump scored almost in same level, when people were asked about the inter-personal aspects of the both candidates. 63 percent people answered “no” to the question, whether they think that Trump is honest and Trust worthy and in the other hand, In the other hand Clinton Secured 62 percent “no” for the same question.

On the overall judgment, Clinton pulls ahead of Trump earning 43 percent of support from those people who believed, that Clinton showed proper judgment over Trump.The poll was conducted, from June 9 to June 13 among 1,280 adults, 1,048 of whom were registered voters.

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By Prakriti Neogi