Donald Trump
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Trump was asked in a Wednesday interview with News 3 Las Vegas if he could understand why parents of young girls are concerned about his history of making crude comments toward women.
"A lot of that was done for the purpose of entertainment. There's nobody that has more respect for women than I do," the real estate mogul responded.
"Are you trying to tone it down now?" Jim Snyder, the News 3 interviewer, asked.
"It's not a question of trying; it's very easy," Trump said.
Democrats have locked on Trump’s behavior toward women in recent weeks.
During the first presidential debate, Hillary Clinton
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The issue stayed in the headlines for days as Trump renewed his criticisms of the woman’s weight gain from two decades ago.
