Donald Trump relishes this reality-like TV world that he lives in all by himself and knew that he would get much more mileage out of this by canceling or disinviting the Eagles than by actually being a normal person.
Nutter's critique of Trump's motivations behind canceling the Eagles' visit.
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Yes, there is enthusiasm toward maintaining our rights, making sure that Donald Trump never sees the White House again.
This is a campaign of gripe and grievance and that's the tour, that's what he knows. He's a performer and he is performing. He's just going to complain this entire campaign about all manner of things.
It is not presidential. I mean, he just needs to get control of himself and his language and his demeanor toward people in general and especially women.
No, Anderson. The president is the one who canceled the event on the false premise of some dispute about the national anthem or kneeling or anything.