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First lady Melania Trump attacked the media for mentioning her son, Barron, in its coverage of the Trump family, in a two-part interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity. "It does make me angry, because children should be off limits," said the first lady. Asked if her 12-year-old son should be shielded from the media's spotlight, Trump said: "I protect him, and I want to give him as normal a life as possible. This is not a normal life, but I like to protect him and give him the childhood he deserves." The first lady said that despite the media...

Melania Trump gave her first interview since her husband took office, appearing on 'Fox & Friends' Friday morning in a segment that was filmed on Thursday The First Lady spoke about life at the White House two weeks after making 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue her official residence 'We are enjoying it very much,' said Melania, who added that her 11-year-old son Barron 'loves it' in the nation's capital The 47-year-old also said that she does not miss New York because she is 'so busy' and 'doing so many great stuff' The First Lady was asked just four questions during the 20-minute...

ANDERSON COOPER INTERVIEWS MELANIA TRUMP (10/17/2016)

Melania Trump defended her husband in an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper that aired Monday night. Melania said she was “surprised” by the language her husband used because she had never heard him speak like that before. She also said she believed he was “egged on” by Billy Bush to say “dirty and bad stuff.” And when Cooper brought up the allegations of unwanted sexual advances, Melania replied, “He’s not the man, he’s not the man that would do that.” She said during the interview that she believes him in part because of all the times she’s seen him reject...

http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/melania-trump-on-her-life-marriage-and-2016-630301251580

Video at link. Very strong responses from Trump's wife Melania.

“I followed the law," Trump said in an interview with Mika Brzezinski aired Wednesday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," in discussing the hoops she had to jump through in order to become a citizen of the United States. "I never thought to stay here without papers. I had a visa, I traveled every few months back to the country to Slovenia to stamp the visa. I came back, I applied for the green card, I applied for the citizenship later on after many years of green card. So I went by system, I went by the law. And you should do...