President Trump sat down with Fox News' Sean Hannity (his informal advisor) prior to the kickoff of the Super Bowl. He took shots at Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi and his 'very, very unfair' impeachment.
Continuing a recent tradition, President Donald Trump sat down for an interview three hours prior to the kickoff of Super Bowl LIV.
Topics ranged from impeachment to the upcoming election to the spread of the coronavirus from China. Several days before an expected acquittal by the Senate, Trump called the impeachment process a “very, very unfair process” and “all nonsense, the whole thing.” The interview, taped Saturday night at Trump’s Mar-A-Lago resort, was edited, and included what Hannity called a “lightning round” that gave Trump a chance to critique each of his most notable opponents in turn. He criticized former Vice President Joe Biden as “sleepy,” Sen. Bernie Sanders as “communist,” and House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi as “very confused, very nervous.”
Earlier in the day, Fox News released a segment of the interview, in which Hannity asked Trump for his perspective on Michael Bloomberg, who is also seeking the Democratic nomination. “Uh, very little,” Trump replied. “I just think of little. You know, now he wants a box for the debates to stand on. OK, it’s OK. There’s nothing wrong. You can be short.”
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