Trump Reiterates That He Saw People Cheering On 9/11 In New Jersey

“I get millions and millions of people”.Trump, who kicked off his first visit to OH with a Buckeyes football chant, also repeatedly mocked rival John Kasich, the state’s governor, whose backers have launched an anti-Trump ad campaign and spent the day criticizing him before his visit. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who received 5 percent and businesswoman Carly Fiorina, who garnered 3 percent of the vote, according to poll results. “You know, they don’t use waterboarding over there – they use chopping off people’s heads”.

Politifact posted November 22 their findings after they checked up on Trump’s seeming eyewitness account in Jersey City, New Jersey, and discovered that although there were a few rumors of Muslims celebrating the September terrorist attacks, none were ever found to be credible. Trump leads in New Hampshire with 32%, followed by Sen. (They didn’t bother pressing him on Trump’s claim that it was “thousands and thousands” there who were cheering.) Answer: Yes again, without hesitation. At a rally last week, Trump said “thousands and thousands of people were cheering” in Jersey City as the World Trade Center buildings across the Hudson River in lower Manhattan.

Since Trump said that he saw the celebrations with his own two eyes, Goldberg quipped, ‘Does he need glasses?’ she asked.

Muslims in America, Goldberg argued, are ‘folks we know, [like] Dr. Oz, ‘ mentioning the popular television doctor who’s of Turkish descent.

GONYEA: Johnson adds that he admires Trump because he tells it straight, even if the fact-checkers say otherwise.

The comedian scolded The Donald.

You can listen in the segment above, via Right Wing Watch.

GONYEA: Now here’s Trump in Columbus last night.

“I’m loving it”, said Hamilton County Democratic Chair Tim Burke.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says the USA should engage in much more aggressive interrogation techniques on terrorism suspects as he continues to push a hard line on national security after the Paris attacks.

Larimer said though Iowans could change their minds over the next two months, the state can expect to see a lot more of both Cruz and Trump.

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As far as commitment to a candidate is concerned, Trump was in the lead, with 51% of his supporters saying they had made up their minds, and 48% saying they might make another choice. “I think it’s taken people a long time to awaken to the fact that yes, this is reality, and it has to be addressed”.