Trump doubles down on criticism of Fox News moderator

As for Trump, he told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday that his comments were not intended to imply Kelly was menstruating.

“She became very angry”.

But some of Trump’s rivals have been struggling to respond without alienating voters.

And he ignited a new controversy when he attacked Kelly during a CNN interview, saying, “You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her – wherever”. She suggested that Kelly should have been asking about women’s health and the minimum wage instead.

“The head of a prominent conservative forum feuding with Donald Trump is challenging critics who say he is treating the GOP presidential candidate unfairly”. You know why? She had no choice!

After slamming Fox following its hosting of the GOP debate, Trump tweeted that the network’s president, Roger Ailes, promised him “fair” coverage. “I’m a smart person. only a sick person would even think about it”.

“You’ve called women you don’t like “fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals”, Kelly said to Trump during Thursday’s debate”.

Trump has been railing against Fox, arguing that he was mistreated and asked unfair questions at the first Republican presidential debate on Thursday.

“I was going to say nose and/or ears because that’s a very common statement, blood flowing out of somebody’s nose (butt to)”. There’s a number of them I’ve apologized for.

“This wasn’t meant to be much of an insult”, he told NBC’s “Today” show.

On Monday’s episode of The Kelly File, the host addressed Trump’s criticism and said she does not regret her line of questioning at the debate.

“I think a lot of feminist groups tend to prove that they’re humorless”, Erickson replied.

But, she said, she worries for women “who may not have the opportunity to defend themselves, who may lose the right to exercise a personal choice if certain of the Republicans were to be successful – I don’t want that forgotten”.

Mr Trump’s campaign is in the middle of a shake-up after having parted ways with the tycoon’s long-time adviser Roger Stone.

“No, I just don’t want to be negative”, said Ohio Gov. John Kasich.

After seeing the close relationship that Cruz and Trump have developed, I am convinced that the duo might decide to run together.