In the wake of Trump's victory, he has repeatedly said that he wants to build a Great wall. He has repeatedly blamed Mexico for providing drugs to people who come to the US and, while acknowledging his country's own human rights record at home, has said he respects the right of the U. to negotiate with Mexico. Asked whether those statements reflected him personally, Trump said: No, I don't like the way they work down here. In response, Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, said he did not endorse Wall Street banks, but he did know Clinton was against Wall Street, and he made sure that Wall Street never got off the hook. Clinton also made clear she believes that Trump supporters should also feel safe, and that there will be times when she's going to stand up for both their values. As a running mate, I will always stand up and say, 'This is great that it came down hard on bad people,' Clinton told ABC's George Stephanopoulos this morning. I know that many people will say to me that they're happy, and yet they are worried about not doing more to solve our problems of racism, sexism, inequality and fear and anxiety about Donald Trump.