New pro-Hillary Clinton ad bites back at Donald Trump's video that showed her 'barking'
Hillary Clinton's super PAC [political action committee] has edited a recently-released Donald Trump campaign ad, to replace footage mocking Clinton's ability to stand up to foreign threats.
The original video compared footage of Hillary Clinton at a rally barking like a dog, to a clip showing Russian President Vladimir Putin performing a judo throw, then another of an ISIS soldier pointing a gun at the camera.
In the interview, the billionaire Republican frontrunner claims he consults himself first on campaign issues because he is "number one" and has a "very good brain."
The video then cuts to Clinton laughing, before referring to Trump as "a punchline."
The video was made by Priorities USA Action, which has raised more than $45 million for the Clinton 2016 presidential campaign so far.
Trump's original video drew criticism from the Russian government on Thursday, after a spokesperson for the Kremlin said the ad was "demonizing Russia."
"I saw this clip. I do not know for sure if Vladimir Putin saw it. [But] our attitude is negative," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said about Trump's campaign ad in a teleconference with reporters, according to Reuters.
Watch the original video below: