George Conway Jabs At 'Ex-Wife' Kellyanne Conway In Blunt Take On Trump Supporters
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The conservative attorney did not mention his ex by name, but took a shot at her while describing Donald Trump's fans.
George Conway slid in a barb about his ex-wife, Kellyanne Conway, during a recent talk about the looming impacts of Donald Trump’s election victory.
The conservative attorney joined political commentator Jennifer Rubin for a live-taping of her “Green Room” podcast in New York earlier this month. During the discussion, Conway criticized ABC News’ controversial decision to agree to a $15 million defamation settlement with the president-elect.
At one point, Conway said he doesn’t think it’s possible for Trump to win a libel judgment, because, “How do you damage that man’s reputation?”
The comment prompted laughter from his audience.
“You laugh, but I’m not saying that to denigrate him,” Conway said, per a recording of the discussion shared Sunday by the 92nd Street Y, which hosted the event.
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