Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson has a suggestion for GOP front-runner Donald Trump: Spend some time in the Good Book.
"I would say read the Bible and pray, and learn how to put yourself in other people's shoes," Carson said in an interview on WABC Radio Friday when asked what advice he'd offer Trump.
GOP front-runner Donald Trump holds up a Bible while speaking at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Sept. 25, 2015. (Drew Angerer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In the interview, Carson, who endorsed Trump after dropping out of the presidential race last month, acknowledged that the billionaire businessman’s campaign would benefit from a few crucial tweaks. Carson’s main concern seemed to be Trump’s struggle to be transparent.
"For him, it's a matter of just switching over to his normal persona as opposed to the Apprentice persona," he told radio host Rita Cosby, referring to the reality television show Trump hosted for 11 years.
This past week Carson said there are "probably" people better suited to fill the White House and noted Trump's Twitter habits were a "problem."
Trump currently leads Ted Cruz and John Kasich with a delegate count of 743. The next major primary will take place in New York on April 19, with 95 delegates up for grabs.
