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Glenn Beck Apologizes for Saying Donald Trump Voted for Obama...But, Still Believes Trump Did Just That
January 18, 2016
"Do I believe Donald Trump voted for Barack Obama in 2008? Yes. Yes, I do."
Monday morning, Glenn Beck opened his nationally syndicated radio show apologizing to Donald Trump.
I lead with my mistakes. I recently retweeted a tweet from Donald Trump that indicated he voted for Barack Obama. ...Posted by Glenn Beck on Monday, January 18, 2016
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The apology from Beck followed a weekend where the talk show host and the GOP frontrunner exchanged critical statements.
It started on Friday night when Beck appeared on Bill O'Reilly's show on Fox News.
Beck and O'Reilly were talking about Donald Trump's lead in the GOP primary battle. As O'Reilly was defending Trump, Beck interjected, "He voted for Obama in '08, come on Bill."
Beck's charge that Trump voted for Obama in 2008 triggered a reaction from Trump at a campaign event the next day.
During a Saturday rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Trump unleashed a personal attack on Beck, calling the talk show host and entrepreneur a "dopey guy" who "looks like hell."
Trump said his anger was brought about by Beck's claim that the GOP candidate had voted for Obama in the past.
"The thing that bothered me, he said, 'Donald Trump voted for Barack Obama,'" Trump said at the campaign rally. "Me!"
Watch Trump bash Beck.
Listen to the segment courtesy of TheBlaze Radio.
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