Howard Stern Says Replaying Donald Trump Interviews Would Be 'A Betrayal'
Howard Stern has been engaging in "locker room talk" for more than 35 years, but during his return to the air on Monday morning (Oct. 17) after a week off, the notorious shock jock claimed he's never heard anyone use the phrase uttered by frequent guest Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in a now-infamous hot mike moment with entertainment reporter Billy Bush.And he had some harsh words for reporters who are claiming to have "discovered" some damning interviews Trump did on Stern's show between 2002-2013."These conversations that I had with Donald Trump weren't done in private like the Billy Bush tapes, this was on the radio," said SiriusXM host Stern, lashing out at reporters who claim to have unearthed the chats.
Hillary Clinton Builds $150 Million War Chest, Doubling Donald Trump
PhotoDonald J. Trump entered the homestretch of the campaign at a pronounced financial disadvantage to Hillary Clinton, according to figures Mr. Trump's team released on Saturday, and far below the self-funding goal he set for himself earlier in the race.After raising $100 million in partnership with Republican Party organizations in September, Mr. Trump and committees linked to his campaign began October with $75 million in cash on hand.Mrs. Clinton raised $154 million in September and began October with roughly $150 million in the bank, her campaign said, twice as much as Mr. Trump.
Donald Trump Reveals Evangelical Rifts That Could Shape Politics for Years
The fault lines among evangelicals that the election of 2016 has exposed — among generations, ethnic groups and sexes — are likely to reshape national politics for years to come, conservative Christian leaders and analysts said last week in interviews.Arguments that were once private are now public, and agendas are no longer clear.Photo"The idea of a monolithic evangelical voting constituency is no longer applicable in the American electorate," said Samuel Rodriguez Jr., the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, who represents about 40,000 congregations and declined to join his friends and allies on Mr. Trump's evangelical advisory board.
Donald Trump may launch anti-establishment television network after US election say analysts
Donald Trump could transform his tens of millions of political followers into a ready-made audience for a new anti-establishment television network called Trump TV if he loses the presidential election.According to reports his son-in-law and close adviser Jared Kushner, who owns the New York Observer, made an initial informal approach to financiers.As Mr Trump trailed Hillary Clinton by up to 11 percentage points in polls the question of what he would do if he loses has only been addressed briefly by the billionaire himself.
The Donald Trump News Network Might Be Inching Closer To Reality
It's long been theorized among media types that Donald Trump's election backup plan might be to start his own news network.Now, Financial Times is reporting that Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner recently met with an investment banker who specializes in billion-dollar cable-industry transactions.The FT article is paywalled, but you can take a look at a summary via Politico here.