Abingdon, Virginia (CNN) Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Wednesday of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices after newly released emails raised questions about the relationship between Clinton's State Department and the Clinton Foundation. "A couple of very bad ones came out and it's called pay-for-play and some of these were really, really bad -- and illegal. If it's true, it's illegal. You're paying and you're getting things," Trump said Wednesday as he campaigned in a Republican stronghold of the swing state of Virginia. The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, which has worked to obtain emails from Clinton's State Department via the Freedom of Information Act, released 296 pages of emails Tuesday from Clinton aides, which raised questions about the Clinton Foundation's influence on the State Department.Trump: 'I don't know that it can be more serious than deleting or getting rid of 33,000 emails'Trump's comments come as he is trying to put his latest self-induced controversy to bed
After meeting with a group of coal mining executives, local business leaders and politicians, _ took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.