However, there is one woman who is a vocal supporter of the businessman-turned-politician: daughter Ivanka Trump. “And, I very much know them, both in the capacity as a daughter and – in the capacity as an executive who’s worked alongside of him at this company for over a decade”.
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Ivanka Trump has hit out after The New York Times ran a front page article about allegations regarding her father’s treatment of women.
Asked whether Trump’s boorish public displays towards women could be as easily dismissed as those made in private, Ivanka Trump said she did not think it was out of line for her father to call his likely general election opponent Hillary Clinton “crooked” or Fox News’ Megyn Kelly a “bimbo”. But The New York Times and the reporters who wrote the story have adamantly stuck by it.
“So, you know, I don’t find it that meaningful to comment on this particular story because I think that the facts are starting to speak for themselves”.
The younger Trump defended her father against claims he had groped a woman at a business meeting.
“The story provides context for the reader including that the swimsuit scene was the “start of a whirlwind romance” between Ms. Brewer Lane and Mr. Trump”, Times spokeswoman Danielle Rhoades Ha said in a statement. She says she believes Mrs Clinton is now making gender a major factor in the race and that she would not vote for someone exclusively because of gender.
“There was no trend toward equality in real estate back in the 1980s”. Not to mention women who were told upfront that they were overweight, forcibly kissed on the mouth, and whose worth were measured by how hot and attractive they were. But instead, she chose to fuel his ego (and his stream of angry tweets against the Times) further. According to Ivanka Trump, who would have been between 9 and 14 years old at the time, this is not accurate. “You would have to ask my father that”. I mean, do you ever look at those tweets and say, “Dad, you know, tone it down a bit”?
TRUMP: I’ve certainly thought that certain things should be toned down, but not necessarily in relation to that.
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Other disturbing alleged incidents highlighted in the article include those said to have taken place during Trump’s involvement with the Miss Universe Organization, which he owns.
