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Donald Trump joined The Factor for his first national interview since
the release of the lewd audio tape and Sunday's debate. Trump elaborated
on his Tuesday tweet in which he declared that 'the shackles are off.'
"The shackles are some of the establishment people within the Republican Party," he explained, "who are weak and ineffective. They are led to a
certain extent by Paul Ryan and they are not giving the support that we
really need. I'm tired of his non-support, I don't want his support, I
want to win for the people because Hillary Clinton is a disaster." Trump
also scrutinized the state of the race and his need to win women voters
who may have been offended by the audio tape. "I've had a lot of women
come up to me and say they have heard a lot worse than that. It will be
sad if that is what causes us to lose an election, but I think we're
going to win the election. Women want secure borders, safety, law and
order, and justice for all. They want the same things everyone else
wants." Trump also lobbed a verbal grenade at Senator John McCain, who
has withdrawn his endorsement. "John McCain was desperate to get my
endorsement in the primary, which he easily won, and now suddenly he
does this. He has the dirtiest mouth in the Senate!" The Factor reminded
Trump, "If you win the presidency you're going to need Paul Ryan and
John McCain."

Returning for another segment, Donald Trump spoke about last Sunday's contentious debate. "The most important thing that I showed," he said,
"is that Hillary Clinton has done practically nothing but talk for
thirty years. She talks about health care, child care, and everything,
but she never does anything." Trump also disputed claims that he was
physically intimidating on stage. "I never walked near her. I was at my
lectern and she stood right in front of me, and then the next day I read
that I was in her space. She came into my territory!" Finally, Trump let
loose on the mainstream media. "The press is an extension of Hillary
Clinton, part of the rigged system. If she didn't have the press on her
side, she'd be at 10%. This is the all-time pile-on. I knew it would be
bad, but I didn't know it would be this bad. The press is hardly even
talking about the WikiLeaks stuff, which shows her as a real liar." The
Factor again extended an invitation to Hillary Clinton, who is welcome
in the No Spin Zone at any time.

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Bret introduced Bill's Tuesday night interview with Donald Trump, who
sat down for his first national interview since the release of the lewd
audio tape and Sunday's debate. Trump elaborated on his tweet in which
he declared that 'the shackles are off.' "The shackles are some of the establishment people within the Republican Party," he explained, "who
are weak and ineffective. They are led to a certain extent by Paul Ryan
and they are not giving the support that we really need. I'm tired of
his non-support, I don't want his support, I want to win for the people
because Hillary Clinton is a disaster." Trump also scrutinized his need
to win women voters who may have been offended by the audio tape. "I've
had a lot of women come up to me and say they have heard a lot worse
than that. It will be sad if that is what causes us to lose an
election, but I think we're going to win the election. Women want
secure borders, safety, law and order, and justice for all." Trump also
let loose on the mainstream media. "The press is an extension of
Hillary Clinton, part of the rigged system. If she didn't have the
press on her side, she'd be at 10%. This is the all-time pile-on. I
knew it would be bad, but I didn't know it would be this bad. The press
is hardly even talking about the WikiLeaks stuff, which shows her as a
real liar." Bill reaffirmed that Hillary Clinton is welcome in the No
Spin Zone at any time.

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