Democratic presidentaial nominee Clinton pledged that the U.S. was "not putting ground troops into Iraq ever again, and we are not putting ground troops into Syria", while the Republican nominee disagreed, reported the Guardian.
Trump claimed that he knows what is "going on", but in the past has said that he consults himself and "the shows" when it comes to foreign policy - not a very good gameplan for understanding world affairs.
We have been hacked repeatedly, even in the White House.
Clinton also reiterated her Wednesday night promise that there would be no American ground forces in Iraq or Syria.
"I support the air campaign, I support special forces".
Their back-to-back appearances were seen as a trial run for the first presidential debate on September 26.
Trump stood by a previous comment that appeared to blame military sexual assaults on men and women serving together, but added he would not seek to remove women from the military. "Classified material has a header which says, 'Top Secret, ' 'Secret, ' 'Confidential.' Nothing - and I will repeat this and this is verified in the reports by the Department of Justice - none of the emails sent or received by me had such a header".
Trump: It is a correct . He said, "That's how well we did".
Trump also renewed his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his disdain for President Barack Obama, saying that the Russian enjoyed an 82 percent approval rating.
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Earlier Wednesday, Trump called for ending the sequester on military spending to boost troops numbers and number of ships and aircraft.
"Well, I think when he calls me brilliant, I'll take the compliment, OK?" "Because I'll tell you, this country is just going to get further bogged down".
The exchange occurred two days after Clinton was sworn in as secretary of state.
Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton defended her handling of classified information as secretary of state, insisting she did not jeopardise national security by discussing the Obama administration's drone programme and other sensitive matters on a personal email account.
"We did not lose a single American in that action", Clinton said Wednesday night. "My opponent has refused to take responsibility for his support". Clinton's campaign launched a TV ad stocked with white-hooded KKK members lauding Trump and she gave a speech asserting Trump has rallied racists to his side.
Clinton made the claim on Israel's Channel 2, saying Trump had been "giving aid and comfort to their evil ambitions".
In April 2004, in another interview with Stern, Trump said he thinks "Iraq is a awful mistake". The GOP nominee said they "have been reduced to rubble".
Vox, in more on-the-nose terms, published "Matt Lauer totally blew it on Trump's blatant lying about Iraq and Libya". "But I don't want to - look, I have a very substantial chance of winning", Trump pivoted.
