“I won’t do the debate unless they pay me $5 million and the money goes to wounded warriors or vets”, Trump said. “We had pockets of celebration, some in Queens, some in Brooklyn”. “They were kids”, she says in the 2001 clip.
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“We did have some celebrating, that is true”, Giuliani said on the CNN.
But, he pointed out that the police were not investigating people who were celebrating, but instead, it was the “intelligence guys”. Trump’s campaign “thought it was going to be a press conference for an endorsement when it wasn’t”, Scott said Sunday in an interview.
‘Ten. Twelve. Thirty. Forty, ‘ Giuliani said.
Trump took his anti-Muslim rhetoric to a whole new level Monday, saying that there is “something nasty” coming out of Islam.
Numerous religious leaders invited to the meet-and-greet with Trump were surprised that the gathering was being advertised by his Republican presidential campaign as an endorsement.
Giuliani said he would have known about a large gathering of that sort. He nearly, like, speaks in headlines. They were celebrating the towers had come down. “I don’t want to say he’s not telling the truth about it”. “In between those good people are rapists, murderers and killers”.
Donald J. Trump will take the next step in his religious outreach effort next week when he announces the endorsement of a group of 100 African-American pastors and religious leaders at his Manhattan headquarters. “I have hundreds of people that agree with me”.
The media (left, right, and center) did a great job of persuading the American people to believe the notion that Muslims cheering on 9/11 was absolutely preposterous.
“We will oppose him and others through our moral goodness”. But for some reason, they’re not that easy to come by.
“There’s so much love in the room”. “Your words matter. Truthfulness matters”.
“I saw it and a lot of people saw it”, he said at a rally in Waterville, New Hampshire Tuesday night. “It’s easier to do this”, Trump said.
“It didn’t happen”, Christie told reporters during a campaign stop in New Hampshire Monday.
“It was really terrific day”, he said.
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Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush says he’s not sure he would have attended the Paris climate summit because its proposals would hurt the USA economy.
