Donald Trump commits to next Fox News debate

But as she revealed, Trump has not yet committed to participating in it. Asked if she thinks skipping the previous debate hurt Trump in Iowa, Kelly would only say, “I think he thinks it hurt him”. “I was saying what’s going on here, this is not a way to start a debate”, Trump said.

Asked by Todd about his history of disparaging comments directed at Fox News reporter Megyn Kelly, Donald Trump defended his handling of the situation. In response, Trump suggested that Kelly was on her period for asking such a question.

“And what happened, is because I didn’t do it, I raised $6 million for the vets”.

The newspaper said it was told by two sources that the Republican National Committee and Fox News Channel are nearing agreement.

She then joked that she thought Trump’s recent hyperbolic comment about shooting someone on Fifth Avenue and not losing any supporters because of his popularity was a thinly veiled threat. Because Bill – and I love him – does macro … and I’ll go micro. I mean I miss being at home with my babes.

The next Republican presidential debate is scheduled for Saturday night at St. Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire.

After finishing second in the Iowa caucus and engaging in a Twitter rant about opponent Ted Cruz (who placed first), Trump told Anderson Cooper that he’s focused on New Hampshire.

“It’s been a sort of surreal six months because we never anticipated that anyone would react to the questions in that particular way”, Megyn said of Trump’s behavior during an appearance on The Tonight Show.

“I will give you a little credit but not too much”, Trump responded.

Scarborough slammed Kelly, accusing her of being a biased journalist the morning after Donald Trump announced he’d skip last Thursday’s GOP presidential debate out of protest to Kelly’s inclusion as a moderator. In November, Donald Trump openly mocked Serge Kovaleski of the New York Times at a campaign rally.

“I think it’s good that it’s maybe off the main stage, but it certainly is still permeating in some parts of our political system in ways that are quite disturbing”, Clinton says.