the principal one is with comey. tucker: what about sexism? the day of the comey letter, it is up six, by the time of the dust settles every single morning for the next week, the mainstream media is talking about the comey letter and breaks for trump in those few tweets. it tucker: i ve heard the theory, what did she do wrong? i take responsibility, i did wrong, i never heard what exactly she did wrong. how did she mess up? she must be culpable, she lost her section election in a row. what specifically did she do wrong? i think of what she would say it from a messaging standpoint she would say something along the lines of i know how to create a 22 new jobs, i was in the white house when that happened. this business about what trump said about creating jobs would be an illusion. tucker: because my husband did it, therefore because she was there, we now have somebody who doesn t really know that frederick douglass is not alive, andrew jackson wasn t a run for the war.
mrs. clinton yesterday referred to macedonian operatives who played a key role in her defeat. can you explain a role in her loss? let me explain one thing, we acknowledge tragedies in a show like this that happened earlier today, i think pulling out of this climate deal was a tragedy for future generations. and for the economy, as the ceos of dow and g.e. and apple and others. tucker: you re in morning. that makes you kneel unique. who were the macedonians? what she was talking about, 17 intelligence agencies said without qualification that the russians were behind the subversion of the elections. a spoon she s talking about the macedonians, who were these macedonians? she tried to become president six months ago. yesterday on live tv with cara swisher she said at the
in lights. well, right. i mean, he is like an addict who still remembers his first hit. he got publicity as a high-schooler for winning a baseball game. he got two hits and a home run. and ever since then he has been addicted to this feedback. so he almost doesn t exist if the media is not telling him that he does. but he slams the media every chance he gets. well, right. every addict hates his dealer. this is the the controller. you have the substance and the supply, and he wants it. he is desperate to get it. if he gets it, he is happy. if he gets it and it s unsatisfactory, he is rageful. you know, he is constantly dependent on a new supply. that s interesting. you also talked to his ex-wife ivanna trump. she tells a story about going skiing. and the ski instructor, i told him, don t tell donald that
i can ski. okay? because his ego, it s so big, he s not able to ski. i went up. two flips up into the air. two flips in the air in front of him. i disappeared. donald was so angry. he took off his skis, his ski boots, and walked up to the restaurant. he could not take it. that i could do something better than him. we should mention she was a former olympic skier. but he did not like that she was good. no. he got beat by a girl. but you know, the other thing, though, is that he did admire her feistiness. once he is calmed down, i think this is what drew him to her. he actually respected her. and i think she was a strong person. he was a strong person. ivanna also told me about this conflict she had with donald s father where they went out to
he had a script and he had the questions and the answers to everything he was going to say in that church. so there s really there was a lot of bad press and problematic things. people just said the other thing the campaign is looking at the numbers. he s at 4% african-americans. do you really want to spend the last few weeks of the campaign trying to court people when you re at 4% with black voters? i don t think that calculation something they want to make. new york times published some interview also ths that tr biograph biographer. this is donald trump s first wife, ivanna trump. this is that clip. i went two flips up in the air. two flips in front of him. disappeared. donald was so angry. he took of his ski, his boots.