What would you say about Hillary Clinton if she was asked by a male journalist a fair question about her email issues and instead of answering implied the man was overcompensating for his masculinity? We discussed our concerns, and I again expressed my confidence in Megyn Kelly.
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Trump refused to apologize for his comments about Kelly’s “hormonal state” during the debate, and said that anyone who thought he was referring to her period was “a deviant,” and that was just trying to get on with his thought.
Now, Donald Trump has taken aim at the automotive industry.
Donald Trump said Friday that he may be willing to back Jeb Bush if the former Florida governor wins the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
A STAGGERING 24 million viewers tuned in to watch the first major Republican US presidential debate, making it the highest-rated non-sports telecast in cable television history.
Trump will have a block of delegates when the convention arrives, but with the huge field of Republican candidates, it’s possible no one will have a majority, Buffett told CNBC.
I think she is playing some games, either that or she’s getting bad advice, either that or she’s just getting stupid. A source familiar with the matter says there have been physical security concerns around Kelly ever since the debates. After Kelly pressed the Republican presidential candidate with tough questions about “the war on women, “according toUs Weekly, Trump deemed Kelly’s approach at moderating “unfair” and personal“.
Tantaros said Trump’s comments toward Kelly are far-reaching and effect all women, calling the billionaire’s antics “the lowest form of political discussion”.
But in an interview with ABC News’ This Week Sunday, Trump reiterated his earlier clarification that the “wherever” reference was to her nose. “We had a blunt but cordial conversation and the air has been cleared”.
It added, “Anyone who knows Roger is aware of how historically and consistently loyal he is to all of his talent and how he protects them at all costs”.
“I’m leading all over the place and I want to run as a Republican“, Mr. Trump said in a CNN interview on Tuesday.
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But despite his kind words about Bush, Trump told Malzberg he still has problems with his policies. “Generally speaking”, he said, “in the world of politics, [reporters] didn’t cover my statement the way I said it”.
