Donald Trump called himself an “honest person,” prompting laughter from comedian and podcast host Andrew Schulz.
“I’m basically an honest person,” Trump told “Flagrant” hosts Schulz and Akaash Singh. At the time, the former president claimed that his rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, repeatedly lied that she was against in vitro fertilization (IVF).
“I am against IVF… They know it is a lie. A lot of different things,” Trump said while listing things he believes Democrats and/or the media are lying about.
“Some bloodshed”; which was about the automobile industry. China will take all of our auto business if we do electricity and all that. The head of the union, I said, is an idiot. He sold the alliance, Trump continued. “I’m working with that. You can see where I like the Teamsters. Workers like me… Even unions that have never been with a Republican before support me. I mean, it’s amazing. The Teamsters voted 61% for Trump… the FBI will be in… I think almost everyone will be in favor. But they lie and say it is a lie.”
In addition to laughing and Trump not answering Schulz’s question about what he meant by being a “real person,” the group addressed a number of other topics, including the attempted assassination and personal issues such as how he is raising his children.
While she admits the incident didn’t “feel good,” she said she’s not afraid to be in public.
“I have a relationship, it’s interesting. In a way it is what it is. Does this make sense to you? You do what you have to do,” said Trump, who will return to Butler nearly three months after the shooting. “I felt it was important to return. I think a lot of people agreed with me because in the end there were more than 108,000 people. There are many people. “
On a lighter note, Trump spoke openly about the importance of being ambitious in the education of his wealthy children.
“I have seen many wealthy families with children who often do not do well. “Some are not bad kids, but they end up hating their father or maybe they wanted their father to be in business,” Trump said. “I mean, I have a father who is very competitive with his son. If the boy was more successful than him, he would hate him. I would be unhappy… My father was very proud of me. He was a successful man. But my father wanted me to succeed. He was proud of everything. I wish I could see that, because we did something. He was just a proud father. And I think most dads are like that, but I know a lot of dads who are very successful and didn’t want to separate themselves from their children’s success.”
He also called former running mate Mike Pence, who resigned from Trump’s candidacy as a second chance at the presidency, “disgraceful.”
“He and I had a very good relationship,” Trump said, adding that he doesn’t follow his political orders. “In my opinion, he couldn’t cross the right line of work… I think he’s a good person. I think unfortunately… I wish he had the patience, maybe the courage, maybe both, to move forward because we need to have honest elections in our country and if we are afraid to oppose the elections. big problem.
