Experts say that with Trump still atop the polls after Thursday’s debate, it’s hard to see how his exchange with Kelly will ultimately play out.
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The new poll comes a day after another poll of the Hawkeye State displayed mixed signals for the real-estate magnate in the wake of the first presidential debate, which generated another round of controversy for Trump. The former reality television star, furious over what he deemed unfair treatment, lashed out at Kelly and the network, telling CNN on Friday that during the debate Kelly had “blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever”.
Trump’s attacks on Kelly on social media and in TV interviews became so heated, Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes called and told him to cool it.
“I have tried to give a great deal of latitude to Donald Trump in his run for the presidency”, Erickson wrote.
“My son and I got our tickets with just seconds to go before the clock ran out, it was worth it” Robert Murphy said.
Ted Cruz’s and Donald Trump’s performances received 11 percent support each, while the remaining participants rated in the single digits. I assured him that we will continue to cover this campaign with fairness & balance. (For numerical context: RealClearPolitics’ rolling national average had Trump with an 11.8-point lead on the GOP field heading into the debate.).
In his three minutes talk, Fallon repeated the word “deviant” many times and also mentioned some plausible comments about his wife’s “melons”, “junk in the trunk” of Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, and a “foursome” of golf with Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj, ET Online reported. Kelly is right, let’s get back to the news.
During the debate, Trump drew additional fire by responding to Kelly’s assertion that he had referred to women as “fat pigs” in the past, by clarifying, “only Rosie O’Donnell”. Especially about politics. And it should come as no surprise that he seems to like another rather bold guy, Donald Trump. Trump has 22 percent of the vote, followed by Ben Carson – whose numbers in Iowa are going up – with 14 percent of the vote.
The remark prompted Ailes to call up Trump and say the two could “resolve this now” or “go to war”, two anonymous sources told Stelter.
Trump acknowledged the conversation with Ailes in a Tuesday interview with CNN. But as the Washington Post posits today…what if Trump is really serious about winning?
Also on Monday, Kelly refused to apologize for her questions. “We have our game plan”.
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Trump is now the only Republican candidate for president who has said he wouldn’t rule out running as an independent if he doesn’t secure the Republican nomination.
