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Sanders may debate Trump, not Clinton, before California contest
The money, he said, would be given to various charity or non-governmental organisations working in the field of women’s health issues or something.
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Of course since Donald spoke a bit about debating Bernie on JKL, the 74-year-old not only addressed the offer, but even answered a question from the former Celebrity Apprentice star! “He’s a dream”, Trump told reporters in Bismarck, North Dakota, after he secured enough delegates to clinch the Republican presidential nomination.
“I think it would get very high ratings”.
“I understand the television business very well”, Trump said.
“It should be in a big arena somewhere…”
Sanders, a US senator from Vermont, is still locked in a tight primary battle against Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, while Trump effectively clinched the Republican party’s nomination earlier this month when his two remaining rivals dropped out. The late-night host decided to make the most of booking Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders on his show this week, having the candidates appear on back-to-back nights and somewhat interact with each other (albeit through Kimmel’s words).
Kimmel said he asked Trump about the debate at Sanders’ suggestion.
“Yes, I am. How much is he going to pay me?”
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Clinton has described it as a joke. They seem to be saying it’s some kind of joke. Sanders did as well, adding that polls suggest he is more likely to defeat Trump in a general election. “But tell him that what I hope will happen is I will run against him as the Democratic nominee for President of the United States”.