The president used the adjective while discussing Meghan in an interview with Britain’s ‘The Sun’ newspaper. Donald Trump limbered up for his latest overseas trip — to Britain — in typical style, with remarks that risked insulting his royal hosts and by plunging headlong into the country’s fraught domestic politics. The US President described one of the newest royals, the Duchess of Sussex — the former Meghan Markle — as “nasty” when he was told the American had once described him as “misogynistic.” “I didn’t know that she was nasty,” Trump replied in an interview with “The Sun” newspaper. He then tweeted Sunday morning: “I never called Meghan Markle ‘nasty.'” And Trump waded into the Conserva… Donald Trump denied calling Meghan Markle “nasty.” President Trump has a woman problem: Too few of them want to vote for him in 2020, and it could prove fatal, according to *fresh* national poll. Women vote in … President Trump said Sunday he spoke with General Motors CEO Mary Barra about the company’s decision to close a GM factory in Lordstown, Ohio. The fab four reunited on Tuesday for a very royal reason ― honoring Prince Charles holding the title of Prince of Wales… Read full this story
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