Jimmy Fallon does spot-on Donald Trump impersonation

He’s just not ready yet.

Kelly, who addressed the controversy on her program but refrained from commenting on Trump’s remarks about her, starts a previously scheduled vacation today.

New polls released on Tuesday illustrate how the first Republican presidential debate of the primary season last week is influencing the race. Trump did take credit for the high ratings it generated. So I’ll continue doing my job without fear or favor.

FNC has another debate scheduled in January before the Iowa caucuses and Kelly, “Special Report” anchor Bret Baier and “Fox News Sunday” anchor Chris Wallace will be moderating again, a representative for the channel confirmed. We had a blunt but cordial conversation and the air has been cleared.

As for Trump, 55% of those who watched the debate said they are now less comfortable with him as a candidate for president, while 23% said they are more comfortable.

The network announced shortly after that Trump would be appearing on two of its shows on Tuesday, including a lengthy interview with Sean Hannity.

“She gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions”, Trump said. “To imply otherwise as Donald Trump and his campaign operatives have is not only wildly irresponsible, but downright freaky”, a spokesperson said, in a statement provided to TheBlaze.

“Why should I spend my time on the negative side of the street?”

Trump’s campaign has begun soliciting fundraising dollars through its website.

However, in recent days both Trump loyalists and Fox News staffers have made unflattering comments about each other, often in private, CNN reported Wednesday.

He also embraced the idea that he was a “fabulous whiner”, as suggested by a newspaper columnist.

Republican voters in Iowa found Trump to be most effective at handling a wide variety of issues, including the economy, immigration and terrorism.

“Sixteen percent said former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush won, 14 percent thought Sen”.

He refused to pledge to support the Republican nominee, whoever it might be, and rule out a third party run that could be devastating to the GOP’s chances in the presidential election. “We go in, we knock the hell out of ’em, we take the oil”, he told Fox News.