Caitlyn Jenner, California Gubernatorial Candidate, Says She's 'All For' Trump's Wall
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The former Olympic champion told Fox News that she would "secure" the border wall and "do my absolute best" to eliminate California's sanctuary protections.
Former Olympic champion and reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner said Wednesday that she was “all for the wall,” referring to former President Donald Trump’s controversial barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border. Speaking to Fox News’ Sean Hannity, Jenner, who recently announced her candidacy for California governor, said she not only supported Trump’s wall but also “would secure” it if she were governor. “I am all for the wall. I would secure the wall,” Jenner, a Republican, said in the interview. “We can’t have a state, we can’t have a country without a secure wall.”
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