Baier asked Trump what he received from Hillary Clinton and Rep. Nancy Pelosi in exchange for the money he donated.
Trump responded, “For Hillary Clinton, I said be at me wedding and she came to my wedding.”
Trump went on to explain that Clinton had no choice, because he gave to her foundation, which was supposed to be for charity.
“I didn’t know her money would be used on private jets going all over the world. It was.”
“Mr. Trump, we’re going to move on. Coming back to you Governor Walker,” Baier directed.
Walker responded, “One second on this. We spend a lot of time talking about Hillary Clinton, pinging us back and forth. Let’s be clear, we should be talking about Hillary Clinton on that last subject, because everywhere in the world that Hillary Clinton touched is more messed up today than before her and the President took office.”
Trump echoed Walker’s statement, “It’s true.”
A side observation. My normally very calm, collected wife actually stood up, pointing at Megyn when she was doing her agreement with the war on women pc stuff. She yelled, "This woman makes me totally sick and ashamed for her, here the country is going down the tubes and she's circulating talking points from the democrats as if they're real!"
Fortunately the panel from Fox almost redeemed itself by asking tough questions of EVERYONE, including the RINOs. That was excellent. It did show who could handle the heat. Most of them did. Bush was the worst in that regard, although he did not completely disgrace himself as I had hoped.
The worst drippingly condescending and outrageous question was Megyn"s "God" question towards the end. That was despicable, filled with the bias of an ignorant and obnoxious atheist. That was out of the twilight zone.
Each one gave good last speeches, Carson knocked it out of the park.
IMHO, The one who did the most damage to himself was Bush, followed by Walker, then Trump. The others either remained the same or got a bump.
Fiorina and Jindal killed it during the JV debate.