He tells Don, the CNN show host, "I know more about protesters than you'll ever know, Don."
He then praises his campaign for how it handled the protesters. "We did a good job tonight. 25,000 people wanted to come. We turned many away by telling them what we were going to be doing." (What did he do besides not show up?)
He said some of the protesters are very violent and "I'm not sure they can control themselves."
He said he has very large rallies and a lot of support. "There's a lot of love" in the room.
Don from CNN ends the interview with Trump by thanking him for coming on and telling him his show will always treat him fairly. Then he interviews a "political analyst" named Maggie (who is also with the New York Times) to give her biased opinion. She talks so fast and doesn't even take a breath between sentences. Listening to her is like reading one massive run-on paragraph that should be four paragraphs.
Don finally gets a journalist on (as opposed to a pundit) who says that what struck him was the "diversity" of the protesters. He says they were "Old and young" and racially and ethnically diverse. What I saw on TV was a bunch of young male protesters, with some young female ones, mostly white, with a few blacks. If he's right, CNN's visuals all afternoon and evening have been very unrepresentative.
I have to turn CNN off now because it has moved to a new segment with a biased Trumper bloviating, "balanced" by Bernie Sanders fanatic Van Jones.
As I was reaching for the channel changer, Don, the show host said he hasn't heard anyone criticize Donald Trump tonight. What? Did he not hear the his own network pundits, who for hours, have been criticizing Donald Trump for encouraging protesters at his rallies, welcoming them, making statements at earlier rallies inciting violence, and ignoring his "obligation", to set the tone for his campaign?
