Fox News Host Hits Colleagues With A 'Dare' To Decode Trump's Rambling Answer
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Jessica Tarlov called the former president's response "one of the most incoherent things" she's ever heard.
Fox News’ Jessica Tarlov struggled to make sense of Donald Trump’s confusing response to a question about making child care more affordable on Thursday.
“I would dare any of you to listen to his answer on child care and tell me what the hell he was talking about,” the co-host of “The Five” said of the former president.
“It was one of the more incoherent things I’ve ever heard.”
The Republican nominee, who has sparked questions over his mental acuity during his campaign, cooked up a rambling reply when asked at the Economic Club of New York whether he’d commit to prioritizing legislation related to child care should he return to the White House.
“It’s a very important issue. But I think when you talk about the kind of numbers that I’m talking about, that — because, look, child care is child care. It’s, couldn’t, you know, there’s something, you have to have it — in this country, you have to have it,” said Trump before pivoting to talk of imposing tariffs on imported goods.
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