Donald Trump Fox News Sunday FULL Interview 12/10/16

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Chris Wallace confronted President-elect Donald Trump on Fox News Sunday this morning about having conflicts of interest as president. He brought up Trump holding onto his Celebrity Apprentice EP credit and asked, “Isn’t that a huge conflict of interest, sir?” Trump insisted he won’t actually be involved in managing that or managing his company, saying he doesn’t really care anymore. Wallace pointed out that he “hammered Hillary Clinton over the Clinton Foundation and pay to play,” but now foreign countries may be “trying to curry favor with the President of the United States” by either making deals or going to his properties and spending lots of money there.President-elect Donald Trump told "Fox News Sunday's", Chris Wallace this morning “I think it’s ridiculous, I think it’s just another excuse." “I don’t believe it.”Donald Trump bemoaned On Fox News Sunday that “every week it’s another excuse” and again touted his election victory. Wallace asked if he thinks the iA is trying to “overturn the results.” Trump said there’s “great confusion” and no one really knows what’s going on here. “They have no idea if it’s Russsha or China or somebody,” Trump concluded. “It could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace.” Watch above. After President-elect Donald Trump dismissed reports of Russian election interference, he also told Chris Wallace he’s not getting intel briefings every day because “I get it when I need it.” Trump explained, “I don’t have to be told––you know, I’m like a smart person. I don’t have to be told the same thing in the same words every single day for the next eight years… I don’t need that. But I do say if something should change, let us know.” He mentioned that people around him are receiving briefings and he’s still getting his own briefings once a week. But Trump insisted to Wallace he doesn’t need to be told, “Sir, nothing has changed, let’s go over it again.” uring a Fox News interview that aired on Sunday, host Chris Wallace asked Trump about the IA conclusion that Rusa coordinated atts on the American election with the goal of helping Trump win. “I think it’s ridiculous,” Trump insisted. “I don’t believe it. I don’t know why and I think it’s just — you know, they talked about all sorts of things. Every week it’s another excuse. We had a massive landslide victory as you know in the electoral college.” “Nobody really knows,” the future president said of Rusa’s involvement. “Haing is very interesting. Once they hack, if you don’t catch them in the act, you’re not going to catch them. They have no idea if it’s Russia or China or somebody. It could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace.” According to Trump, the Democrats had invented the story “because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this country. And frankly, I think they’re putting it out. It’s ridiculous.” “I don’t want anyone hacking us,” the president-elect opined. “And I’m not only talking about countries, I’m talking about anyone period. But if you’re going to do that, I think you should not just say Russia, you should say other countries also. And maybe other individuals.” “We had — many people are saying — one of the great victories of all time,” Trump said. President-elect Donald Trump will sit down exclusively with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday in his first Sunday show interview since winning the election. Wallace will travel to New York City to speak with Trump about the transition and then go on the road with the president-elect as the conversation continues on "Trump Force One." Wallace discussed the upcoming sit-down on "America's Newsroom," saying the "most striking thing" is how differently Trump is acting compared to previous presidents-elect. "I have been covering presidential transitions since 1980 and I have never seen anything like this last month-plus and I just have to assume it's going to continue for the next four, potentially eight, years," he said. The must-see interview will air Sunday on Fox News Channel at 2:00pm and 10:00pm ET and on Sunday morning on the FOX broadcast network (check your local listings for local air times).