'Maybe I'll tell you at the next debate': Trump says he held back on Bill's 'indiscretions' out of 'great respect' for Chelsea Clinton
Donald Trump gave himself a pat on the back after his Monday night debate performance for not bringing up the seedier aspects to Bill Clinton's past. When asked by CNN's Dana Bash if there was anything he would change about his rough and tumble debate performance he answered in the negative.
Donald Trump PULLED BACK from talking about Bill Clinton's Monica Lewinsky affair and his lies - because he did not want to hurt their daughter Chelsea
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Donald Trump said he held back from bringing up Bill Clinton's (left) 'indiscretions' because Chelsea Clinton (right) was in the audience
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Donald Trump explained to CNN's Dana Bash why he merely hinted at some of the sex bombs he could have thrown at Hillary Clinton thanks to her husband Bill Clinton
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Bill Clinton's scandals of the 1990s, including his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and the subsequent cover-up, were not brought up on tonight's debate stage
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Bill Clinton's most memorable sex scandal was with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, though other women have come forward alleging he sexually assaulted them
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Donald Trump noted that he could still bring up Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky (pictured) in future debates. There are two more between the presidential candidates
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Hillary Clinton (right), according to Donald Trump surrogate Rudy Giuliani, enabled her husband Bill Clinton (left)
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Because Chelsea Clinton (left) was in the audience, Donald Trump decided not to bring up Bill Clinton's sexual escapades
Donald Trump gave himself a pat on the back after his Monday night debate performance for not bringing up the seedier aspects to Bill Clinton's past. When asked by CNN's Dana Bash if there was anything he would change about his rough and tumble debate performance he answered in the negative.
Donald Trump PULLED BACK from talking about Bill Clinton's Monica Lewinsky affair and his lies - because he did not want to hurt their daughter Chelsea
- Donald Trump briefly hinted at bringing up Bill Clinton's scandals from the '90s when he faced his wife Hillary Clinton at tonight's debate
- But afterward Trump explained that he held back on hitting Bill Clinton for his 'indiscretions' because daughter Chelsea Clinton was there
- Later in the spin room Rudy Giuliani slammed Hillary Clinton for enabling and supporting a president who was impeached
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Donald Trump said he held back from bringing up Bill Clinton's (left) 'indiscretions' because Chelsea Clinton (right) was in the audience
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Donald Trump explained to CNN's Dana Bash why he merely hinted at some of the sex bombs he could have thrown at Hillary Clinton thanks to her husband Bill Clinton
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Bill Clinton's scandals of the 1990s, including his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and the subsequent cover-up, were not brought up on tonight's debate stage
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Bill Clinton's most memorable sex scandal was with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, though other women have come forward alleging he sexually assaulted them
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Donald Trump noted that he could still bring up Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky (pictured) in future debates. There are two more between the presidential candidates
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Hillary Clinton (right), according to Donald Trump surrogate Rudy Giuliani, enabled her husband Bill Clinton (left)
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Because Chelsea Clinton (left) was in the audience, Donald Trump decided not to bring up Bill Clinton's sexual escapades
'That's not objectifying women!' Front-row Hillary backer Mark Cuban won't apologize for airing 'Girls Gone Wild' show and says soft-core porn doesn't compromise him as Clinton advocate
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SCANTILY CLAD SKELETONS FROM HIS CLOSET: Mark Cuban has emerged as a high profile Hillary Clinton backer but aired multiple seasons of a 'Girls Gone Wild' talent search program on his HDNet cable TV channel
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NO APOLOGIES: Cuban told DailyMail.com that the program, which features barely-legal teen girls exposing themselves and cavorting sexually, is 'not objectifying women'
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DEAL HER IN: Hillary Clinton, often accused of 'playing the woman card' to promote her presidential candidacy, finds herself with a high-profile surrogate whom her female base may find objectionable
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'TALENT' SEARCH: The Girls Gone Wild 'Hottest Girl in America' show solicited sexually suggestive videos and photos from potential contestants
'A PERFECT FIT': Cuban boasted in 2010 that the pornographic program was a great match for his cable TV network
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DEFINITELY NOT OBJECTIFIED: Cuban insisted that all R-rated programming is the same
- Mark Cuban attended Monday's blockbuster debate as a special guest of Hillary Clinton, who hopes to be America's first female president
- Cuban dished dirt on Donald Trump as a crush of media followed him
- DailyMail.com asked him if he would apologize for airing a pornographic 'Girls Gone Wild' reality show series on his HDNet network
- He insisted that the show, which shows barely-legal teens exposing themselves and performing sex acts on camera, doesn't objectify women
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SCANTILY CLAD SKELETONS FROM HIS CLOSET: Mark Cuban has emerged as a high profile Hillary Clinton backer but aired multiple seasons of a 'Girls Gone Wild' talent search program on his HDNet cable TV channel
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NO APOLOGIES: Cuban told DailyMail.com that the program, which features barely-legal teen girls exposing themselves and cavorting sexually, is 'not objectifying women'
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DEAL HER IN: Hillary Clinton, often accused of 'playing the woman card' to promote her presidential candidacy, finds herself with a high-profile surrogate whom her female base may find objectionable
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'TALENT' SEARCH: The Girls Gone Wild 'Hottest Girl in America' show solicited sexually suggestive videos and photos from potential contestants
'A PERFECT FIT': Cuban boasted in 2010 that the pornographic program was a great match for his cable TV network
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DEFINITELY NOT OBJECTIFIED: Cuban insisted that all R-rated programming is the same
[h=1]Trump has the DILBERT vote as comic strip creator says he's already won – and warns Hillary could spend her presidency caring for a dying husband[/h]
- Scott Adams, the brainchild of the comic strip Dilbert, has switched his allegiance from Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump
- Writing on his blog, Adams argues that Trump seems to have already won - and he worried about the health of both Hillary and Bill Clinton
- 'Hillary wouldn’t be much use to the country if she is taking care of a dying husband on the side,' argues Adams
- Adams believes that the country needs a trained persuader over a policy wonk, and objected to Hillary Clinton's hike of the estate tax
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September 27 by Glenn Kessler
Fact Check: Clinton did call TPP ‘the gold standard’
TRUMP: You called it the gold standard of trade deals. You said it’s the finest deal you’ve ever seen.
CLINTON: No.
TRUMP: And then you heard what I said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it.
CLINTON: Well, Donald, I know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. The facts are — I did say I hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated.
THE FACT CHECKER | Trump is right. Clinton is subtly adjusting her words here when confronted with a question about her consistency on policy positions.
But the fact is she never used the word “hoped.” Instead, she was more declarative, using the phrase “gold standard” when she was Secretary of State.
“This TPP sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law and a level playing field,” she said in Australia in 2012. “And when negotiated, this agreement will cover 40 percent of the world’s total trade and build in strong protections for workers and the environment.”
September 27 by Glenn Kessler
Fact Check: Clinton did call TPP ‘the gold standard’
TRUMP: You called it the gold standard of trade deals. You said it’s the finest deal you’ve ever seen.
CLINTON: No.
TRUMP: And then you heard what I said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it.
CLINTON: Well, Donald, I know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. The facts are — I did say I hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated.
THE FACT CHECKER | Trump is right. Clinton is subtly adjusting her words here when confronted with a question about her consistency on policy positions.
But the fact is she never used the word “hoped.” Instead, she was more declarative, using the phrase “gold standard” when she was Secretary of State.
“This TPP sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free, transparent, fair trade, the kind of environment that has the rule of law and a level playing field,” she said in Australia in 2012. “And when negotiated, this agreement will cover 40 percent of the world’s total trade and build in strong protections for workers and the environment.”
'Was Lester Holt auditioning for Hillary's press secretary?' NBC moderator is criticized for Clinton bias by failing to ask about her emails or Benghazi
Lester Holt has been lambasted on social media with accusations he favored Hillary Clinton following Monday night's presidential debates. In an infographic, Vox.com noted that Clinton was interrupted more than Trump.
However, the graphic showed that Holt interrupted Clinton 19 times and Trump 30. Many noted - including Donald Trump - that Holt asked almost nothing about Clinton's emails, Benghazi or the Clinton Foundation. When it came to the candidates' problematic pasts, Holt appeared to ask more questions about Trump's birther conspiracy, which came to a head in recent weeks. On Twitter, people took note of the seemingly biased moderation.
Lester Holt has been lambasted on social media with accusations he favored Hillary Clinton following Monday night's presidential debates. In an infographic, Vox.com noted that Clinton was interrupted more than Trump.
However, the graphic showed that Holt interrupted Clinton 19 times and Trump 30. Many noted - including Donald Trump - that Holt asked almost nothing about Clinton's emails, Benghazi or the Clinton Foundation. When it came to the candidates' problematic pasts, Holt appeared to ask more questions about Trump's birther conspiracy, which came to a head in recent weeks. On Twitter, people took note of the seemingly biased moderation.
