You will congratulate me young man and you will do it with enthusiasm each time we meet:
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday morning bristled when questioned about his attacks on former President Bill Clinton's past infidelity.
CNN host Chris Cuomo jumped into an interview by asking Trump about his comments labeling Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton as an "enabler" of her husband.
Cuomo pointed to a panel of independent voters, saying, "Most of them don't like it. They see it as a distraction, they see it as hypocritical coming from you, and mostly they see it as potential proof that you may have no real ideas to offer as president. What is your thinking on this line of attack?"
"Well this is a nice way to start off the interview," Trump responded in the phone interview. "First of all, you should congratulate me for having won the race. I thought there at least would be a small congratulations. But I'm not surprised with CNN."
Cuomo pushed back, saying he had congratulated Trump, but the businessman responded, "We haven't spoken. Last week, toward the end, I was essentially the nominee of the party and you start off with this question, which is not surprising because I understand CNN perhaps better than you do."
Trump went on to deny that his opening attack in the general election campaign targeted Bill Clinton's infidelity, pointing to his remarks on trade, the military and illegal immigration.
Trump took a swipe at Clinton at a rally Friday night. He then ramped up the attacks by going after his impeachment Saturday night and knocking Hillary Clinton as an "enabler."
Later in the CNN interview on Monday, Trump called the initial question "totally inappropriate."
"I spoke very little about that compared to other things. You took a small amount of the speech and you build it up like it's the biggest thing in the world," Trump said.
"But it is a big thing. Look, he was the worst abuser of women," Trump continued.
"You just said I'm making too much of it, now you say it's a big thing," Cuomo interjected.
"Excuse me — as a politician, in the history of our country," Trump finished.
"He was impeached, and then he lied about it," Trump continued. "The guy was impeached for lying."
They've nominated a 12 year old boy for president.
