Fox News president says they’ll treat me fairly

Not being politically correct runs both ways. “Unless you’re a deviant, you don’t put those words in”. “I’ve been very nice to you, although I could probably maybe not be based on the way you have treated me”. Then, after a few questions for the other candidates, Fox anchor Megyn Kelly got back to The Donald. Only Trump raised his hand.

Trump even said she had “blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever” during the debate, insinuating that she asked tough questions because she was menstruating. Trump clarified that his statement was not referring to menstruation. And that fearless attitude has paid off: Fox News had the best ratings week since 2003. “According to one high-level source, Kelly has told Fox producers that she’s been getting death threats from Trump supporters”, he wrote.

Trump attributed the détente to a phone call from Fox News chief Roger Ailes the day before.

“I cherish women”, Trump said. He also praised Kelly’s skills as a journalist and said he supported her. During the half-hour long interview, Trump spoke about a number of issues, including equal pay for women, foreign policy, and abortion.

Not everyone in New Hampshire is impressed by Trump’s recent comments, especially those about Megyn Kelly, comments the chair of the state’s Republican party calls “demeaning and disrespectful”. “And Mr. Trump, I expect, will continue with what has been a successful campaign thus far”. “We had a blunt but cordial conversation and the air has been cleared”, said Ailes, a former Republican operative.

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

Officials with the Saginaw and Genesee Republican party say love him or hate him, Trump will draw a crowd and that was the goal of the fundraiser. Kelly’s program “The Kelly File”, had an average audience of 2.91 million viewers on Monday, making it the most-watched cable news show of the night.

Trump was asked about the fallout from the debate- his acrimonious split from adviser Roger Stone- and insisted to his line that he fired him. Women, she says, “may lose the right to exercise a personal choice” if certain Republican candidates win the White House. Kelly continued using a phrase that was attributed to Adolph S. Ochs, “without fear or favor”, that was coined when Ochs declared when operating the New York Times.