A# Donald Trump Election Day FULL Interview November 8, 2016

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Donald Trump made an appearance on election day today, where he stated once again that his entire campaign will be completely pointless if he loses the White House tonight. As America decides on it’s next president, Trump made a last minute appeal by arguing over what he stands to do if he’s elected to lead the country. In time, Brian Kilmeade asked Trump about something the plutocrat has frequently said about how his campaign will be a “total waste of time” if he doesn’t win. “If I don’t win, I will consider it a tremendous waste of time, energy, and money,” Trump said. He also dismissed the notion that he managed to create a political phenomenon that can exist regardless of what tonight’s outcome is. Trump also used the interview to rail against poll numbers he accused the media of fabricating, and also to brag about how far his movement has taken him already. Trump also bemoaned how he’ll be out $100 million in campaign funds if he loses, even though several recent reports question whether he self-funded as much as he says. Watch above, via Fox.Donald Trump joked Tuesday morning on election day during an interview with “Fox & Friends” when asked if he knew who he will vote for. “But I have made that final decision, yes.” “I’ve decided to vote for Trump,” he announced. Donald Trump Election Day Fox & Friends FULL Interview Election Day is finally here, and Donald Trump is confident in his chances of winning the White House. The Republican nominee called in to "Fox & Friends" this morning to lay out his "closing argument" to American voters. "We have to build up our military. It's depleted. We have to take care of our vets. We have to make strong borders. We have to make great trade deals, and we have to terminate ObamaCare," Trump said. He added that that protecting the Second Amendment and nominating good Supreme Court Justices are also vitally important. "We have a great, great country. We have tremendous potential. Definitely go out and vote." What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.11/8/16 BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): What is it like on your plane as you're about to do events? You monitor other channels and see what your opponent's doing. And it's hard not to see, while you are getting huge crowds on your own. There's Bon Jovi, there's a president, there's a first lady, there's the former president Bill Clinton, there's Lady Gaga, all coming out to fill up the square in Philadelphia. Does that get intimidating to you? DONALD TRUMP: "No, because she can't fill up the rooms. She was getting very poor crowds and then all of the sudden she got these people. In the case of Jay Z, the language he used was terrible. She talks about me and the language was unbelievable that Jay Z and Beyoncé used and frankly, a lot of people left and they left because of the language, and then they left when the performance was done, and there weren't too many people in the room. She would have been better off not having them, but she uses that. I could do that too but I'm filling up rooms Just on the basis of what I'm saying. I don't need anybody to fill up the room. We fill up -- last night, we had 28,000 people at 1:30 , 1:00 , practically 1:00 in the morning. 28,000 people in Michigan" -- KILMEADE: That's amazing. TRUMP: "And by the way, we had 22,000 people in New Hampshire. The big arena. It was incredible last night. And I will say, I have the best surrogates. I have my kids, I have my family. Don, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, all of them, they go around and they make speeches. They are better than the people that you just said". Donald Trump announced Monday that New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady and the team’s coach are supporting his campaign for president. Trump told supporters in this Patriots-supporting battleground state on the eve of Election Day that Brady called him earlier in the day to tell him he voted for him, and that he could share the news with supporters. Trump also said he received a letter of support from Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who urged Trump to share the letter with supporters during his rally here Monday night. “Donald, I support you, you’re my friend and I voted for you,” Trump said Brady told him over the phone on Monday, drawing ear-shattering applause from the crowd of more than 11,000 supporters, based on the venue’s capacity. While Trump said Brady told him he had already voted, the Patriots quarterback said in an interview Monday morning that he had not yet voted and planned to vote either later in the day or Tuesday. “No, I haven’t voted yet,” Brady said on the WEEI Boston’s “Kirk & Callahan Show” when asked. at again.”