On Wednesday, Donald Trump appeared on The O’Reilly Factor to chat it up about the possibility of the world being doomed his Presidential campaign.
Of course with Trump backing out of tonight’s GOP debate, Bill O’Reilly had to do his best to urge the candidate to reconsider as he asked Donald not to “walk away from” the Fox News event.
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In a move that shocked absolutely no one, the 69-year-old would not back down, but rather continued to point fingers at other people.
Despite the presidential hopeful’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski saying the dropout had “nothing to do with Megyn Kelly,” the businessman not only tweeted mean things yesterday about the Fox News host but told Reilly:
“I was not treated well by Fox. They came out with ridiculous PR statement, it was like drawn up by a child and it was a taunt and I said, you know, how much of this do you take. I have zero respect for Megyn Kelly. I don’t think she’s very good at what she does. I think she’s highly overrated and frankly she’s a moderator and I thought her question last time was ridiculous.”
So much for not making it about Kelly.
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Apparently the GOP candidate does have a backup plan; he told a packed barn of supporters in Gilbert, South Carolina last night:
“From here, where do I go? Iowa. What am I gonna do there? …You know what we’re going to do? We’re gonna raise a lot of money for the vets. That’s what we’re gonna do.”
While it definitely sounds like a good cause, the night couldn’t go without a classic sleazy Trump moment as there was one woman who reportedly fainted. When the former Celebrity Apprentice star found out about this, he joked:
“Maybe she fainted at how good looking I am.”
UGH. Seriously, this is a presidential candidate?!
What do you think of Donald not taking part in tonight’s debate?
If you’re interested in seeing the full O’Reilly Factor interview, you can check it out (below):
[Image via Fox News.]
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