Clinton in Denver: “I’m here to tell you, Donald, you’re wrong”

The Democratic presidential nominee made a campaign stop in Colorado on Wednesday to discuss how she plans to create jobs and improve the economy.

Hillary Clinton alongside Governor Hickenlooper spoke to a pack crowd in Denver. Almost 3,000 people attended the rally at the Commerce City School gym.

During her speech, Clinton spent 25 minutes promising a small business boom in her first 100 days if elected and called out Donald Trump’s business record.

“His ties, his shirts, his suits, his bare ware, made all over the world. When asked he said, we don’t make that stuff in America. Well, I’m here to tell you, Donald, you’re wrong,” said Clinton.

She also spent some time focusing on veterans, taking on Trump’s divisive words directed at the Gold Star father who stood side-by-side with his wife at the DNC last week.

Clinton stated that Trump’s criticism of military families shows he isn’t fit to be Commander in Chief.

Clinton closed by poking fun at a line made famous by her opponent.

“I frankly think it’s better to have an economy where you hear you’re hired instead of you’re fired.”

The Clinton campaign says it will open three more field offices this week and expects to have 15 across the state.