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Total distortion of the facts here. The mother was gesturing that she should take the baby out and proceeded to stand up. This is where Trump saw what was happening. She , the mother intimdated she should leave, that is where Trump comments on the baby being lovely etc. Next the baby begins to cry and the mother begins to get up and leave. Following her cue , Trump only then announces "hey take the baby out, I dont need a crying baby at my speech". Again only after the mother had made the decision to leave on her own accord.
No sale this time CNN.
Wow. I knew the media hated him but this takes the cake. Politico is reporting this as Trump 'kicking a baby out' of his rally. That's why I figured this had to be an exceptionally unruly situation. He's been having huge rallies all year and of course there have been lots of babies. Now they're going to say that Trump "hates babies" in addition to Muslims, women, Mexicans, etc.
Trump said the baby should stay first, and that he loves babies
and it's healthy and strong.
After something happened he said, "I guess" the baby should leave,
probably out of concern.
What's wrong with you people, it's just sad how you pick
on every little thing this man does.
It was a humorous/sarcastic comment. It sounds like the baby started crying again and as people looked back at the woman...she probably smiled and Trump said something like "yeah, on second thought, get that baby out of here".
Tim Kaine responds to the incident at his rally: "Sometimes you wonder who the baby is."
~amanda
The fact that the Clinton Campaign is even talking about this is pathetic.
Grabbing at straws much?
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