Appearing on Fox’s America’s Newsroom Thursday morning, Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said he will not go after current frontrunner Donald Trump because he might one day need the real estate mogul’s support.
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Walker was asked Wednesday about comments Trump has made about women and whether Walker is concerned about how voters will view the Republican field in light of that. But Hume might ultimately be proven right, since poll numbers suggest the growth potential of Trump’s campaign is limited by the even larger number of voters who dislike him.
After it was announced earlier this week that Kelly would be taking a 10-day vacation, rumors swirled that it was a result of her pressing Trump at last week’s GOP debate.
Often drawing laughs, loud applause and sustained cheers from the crowd, Trump relished his role as the GOP’s hottest candidate.
“We discussed our concerns, and I again expressed my confidence in Megyn Kelly”. “I got you the highest debate ratings in your history & you say nothing but bad…” Kelly asked. And nobody knows politics better than I do.
“I have some of the most brilliant people in the country working on tax”, he said.
Trump, however, was undeterred, falling back on the assertion that he’s not a politician, “I am the opposite” and that, somehow, he’ll find fixes for all our problems. “According to one high-level source, Kelly has told Fox producers that she’s been getting death threats from Trump supporters”, he wrote.
Soon after the phone call took place, Fox confirmed that Trump would be on Tuesday’s “Fox & Friends” and the prime time show “Hannity”. “To imply otherwise as Donald Trump and his campaign operatives have is not only wildly irresponsible, but downright freaky”, a spokesperson said, in a statement provided to TheBlaze.
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“The kind of rhetoric we have heard of late from Mr. Trump just is not appropriate in a presidential election”, said Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.
