Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence denied having any differences with running mate Donald Trump about U.S. policy in Syria after Trump appeared to contradict Pence's stance during Sunday's presidential debate. During the debate, Raddatz told Trump that Pence had said "if Russia continues to be involved in airstrikes [in Aleppo] ... United States of America should be prepared to use military force to strike the military targets of the Assad regime." Trump responded, "[Pence] and I haven’t spoken and I disagree. On Wednesday, however, Pence told O'Reilly that his initial statement referred to international humanitarian "safe zones" where civilians could go to escape the fightning. See Predictions Map →"I think there’s already a framework for the international community to come together around safe zones," Pence added, "but what Donald Trump says is we need to provide the humanitarian assistance, establish safe zones and then go after ISIS and focus on destroying ISIS at their source."

Source: Fox News October 13, 2016 00:56 UTC