In case you missed the first Trump v. Clinton debate last night (and why did you…you NEED to be aware), The Donald once again mentioned just how awful our African American communities are..and made reference to past issues in several cities including Ferguson (where Mike Brown was murdered). Tyron Woodley was not pleased by this.
Rosie O’Donnell Responds To Donald Trump’s Debate Comments About Her
Last night, Donald Trump decided to reignite his feud with Rosie O’Donnell during the Presidential debate. “I said very tough things to her, and I think everybody would agree that she deserves it, and nobody feels sorry for her,” Trump said to Hillary Clinton, when she referenced how he shames women. Like, why?! He’s so ridiculous. In response, Rosie took to Twitter to declare that Trump will never be President, and also shared the video clip from a decade ago that was the source of the feud. Donald really needs to let that go! And he talks about Hillary being irrational and emotional?! TUH!
(Photo + Video) Donald Trump Blames Sniffles On Defective Mic
Donald Trump is now speaking out on the sniffles he acquired during last night’s debate. Trump claims that he was given a defective mic.
(Photo + Video) Stephen Colbert Speaks On Why Donald Trump Sniff’s So Much
Stephen Colbert is now weighing in on last night’s presidential debate. The world has been speaking on Trump’s sniffing problem the whole time. Former Governor Howard Dean took to Twitter to say the reason behind the sniffing is all the coke Trump has been smoking. Looks like Colbert had the same thought in mind.
(Video) Martin Luther King Jr.’s Son Says His Father Would Have Challenged Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump
Martin Luther King Jr.’s son is now speaking out on Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. He says if his father was still alive, he would not be happy with the way things are today as far as presidential candidates go.
(Video) Highlights From The First Presidential Debate Between Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton
Last night was the first Presidential Debate of 2016 with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, which jumped off from the start. If you missed out or just want a recap, hit the jump as we have the highlights below.
