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Donald Trump posted his own video of the interview with Lesley Stahl on “CBS 60 Minutes”
“Look at the prejudice, hatred and rudeness,” the president wrote to his followers.
He then claimed that the interviewer Kristen Welker who is waiting in tonight’s debate against Joe Biden is “significantly worse.”
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Donald Trump seems to have the strategy ready for tonight’s final debate in the presidential election: claim that he will be treated more harshly than his opponent and that he will be pushed forward.
The president and Joe Biden will be questioned by Kristen Welker, usually an NBC correspondent in Washington. Just hours before the Battle of Nashville, the president continued his ongoing crusade against the media.
On Facebook, Trump posted his own White House videotape of his interview with Lesley Stahl from “CBS 60 Minutes” on Tuesday. It will be broadcast on the channel on Sunday.
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Donald Trump posted his own video of the interview with Lesley Stahl on “CBS 60 Minutes.”
I did not like the questions
He urged his Twitter followers to watch the interview and see “the prejudice, hatred and rudeness” that CBS showed. He added that Kristen Welker, who is waiting tonight, is “significantly worse.”
The “60 Minutes” interview began with Lesley Stahl asking him if he was ready for tough questions. And there it already went wrong.
Trump complained that the issues were rude and that the issues discussed, including the economy and the pandemic, were unfair.
The president was asked to call Anthony Fauci and the lack of crown rules an idiot during his election rallies, prompting Trump to crack down on Lesley Stahl’s “negative attitude.”
“You raised a lot of issues that were inappropriate, right from the start,” Donald Trump said in the interview.
– Don’t you think you should be accountable to the American people? Lesley Stahl responds.
Trump said he was treated significantly worse than Joe Biden.
-I have seen all your interviews, they have never asked you a difficult question, said the president.
– Can we forget about it for a while? You are the president, he received the answer.
– Excuse me, Lesley, it started. You asked me if I was prepared for tough questions. There is no way to speak, there is no way to speak, said Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump’s attack on Lesley Stahl earlier this week.
I got up and left
He ended the interview prematurely and declined to participate in a planned television clip with Vice President Mike Pence.
– What happened to the president? Lesley Stahl asked Mike Pence immediately after Donald Trump got up and left.
– Lesley, hm, President Trump is a man who speaks his mind. That’s one of his strengths as president, Pence said in a video released by the White House.
Before the recording was released Thursday, Donald Trump tweeted that he would “soon create television history by showing an uncut preview of the vicious attempt to crush him.”
He also wrote: “Look at how he repeatedly interrupts and his anger. Compare my complete, fluent and superbly brilliant answers to the questions. “
CBS says in a statement that the White House was allowed to film the interview on the condition that it not be broadcast, but only used for documentary purposes. They also say that “60 Minutes” despite Donald Trump’s attacks will broadcast the interview as scheduled.
Lesley Stahl, 78, has been with CBS since 1971. She has been a reporter for CBS’s high-profile news program “60 Minutes” since 1991. She broke through by chance in 1972 by becoming one of the first female reporters to cover the Watergate scandal.
He lived in an apartment in one of the Watergate houses and was present when most of the political reporters were away during the current election campaign.
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Kristen Welker is holding the debate tonight, and Trump cut her off early.
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