Trump still leads the pack after Thursday’s debate

“Apparently Mr. Trump thought the question I asked was unfair and felt I was attacking him“, Kelly said Monday night. Trump was critical of Kelly during and after the debate when she asked him about disparaging comments he has made about women through the years.

Trump later told CNN that Kelly, angry over his response, had “blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.”

He said Republicans should stop “tip-toeing around” Trump and address his harsh rhetoric, especially when it comes to immigrants and women.

But in an interview with ABC News’ This Week Sunday, Trump reiterated his earlier clarification that the “wherever” reference was to her nose. Ailes called Kelly “a brilliant journalist” whom he supports “100 percent”.

“I went to the hardest school to get into, the best school in the world, I guess you could say: the Wharton School of Finance”, he added.

The brash billionaire stunned viewers and fellow Republican candidates last week during their party’s first debate of the 2016 presidential campaign by saying he would not rule out a third-party candidacy – a nightmare scenario for the Republicans.

Fiorina may have benefited from stepped up media coverage due to her performance in the so-called “Happy Hour” debate that aired on Thursday before the prime-time event.

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“All I was doing was referring to her anger”.

“They had 24 million people watching”, Trump said. “But I do want to keep that door open in case I don’t get treated fairly”.

In a sign of growing concern in some GOP quarters, Trump was uninvited from a Conservative Republican gathering over the weekend after the comments about Kelly. “His word is always good!” wrote Trump, whose unorthodox campaign is dominating the race and summertime polls.

CNN reports Trump will appear on “Fox & Friends” Tuesday, as well as the prime time show “Hannity“.

Because Trump is an “egomaniac”, Beck said, the only “win” he had in the situation was that Ailes called him and not the other way around, so that’s what Trump focused on in his tweet.