Dr. Ben Carson, former Republican Presidential Candidate, speaks during the second day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Tuesday, July 19, 2016. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Ben Carson leaves CNN anchor stunned with his response to lewd Trump comments
October 11, 2016
Watch the awkward exchange.
Ben Carson says maybe the "problem" with Donald Trump's lewd comments about women is that more people have not heard comments like them.
"I'm surprised you haven't heard that. I really am," Carson, a senior adviser to Trump's campaign, told CNN's Brianna Keilar on Tuesday during a discussion of Trump's so-called "locker-room talk."
The anchor responded by saying she hasn't heard that kind of degrading talk before and knows of other people who haven't heard it either. Carson then stated, "Maybe that's the problem. Maybe that's the problem," leaving Keilar visibly taken aback.
Ben Carson to a stunned @brikeilarcnn: Maybe the problem is that you haven't heard enough men crudely boast of their sexual conquests. pic.twitter.com/k6Ir4nnb4d
— Andrew Kirell (@AndrewKirell) October 11, 2016
"The problem is that I haven't—" Keilar pressed.
"People have not heard this and may—" Carson continued.
The awkward exchange came just a few days after the Washington Post uncovered video from 2005 in which Trump made degrading comments about women. The Republican presidential nominee has since apologized for the remarks, which he said he is "not proud of" but simultaneously dismissed as "locker-room talk."
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