Donald Trump: No apology for questioning Ben Carson’s Seventh-day Adventist faith
- 9 years ago
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Sunday that he didn't say "anything bad" about rival Ben Carson being a Seventh-day Adventist and saw no reason to apologize for raising the issue during a recent campaign rally.
"I would certainly give an apology if I said something bad about it.
But I didn't.
All I said was I don't know about it," Trump said during an interview on ABC's "This Week," one of three Sunday talk shows in which the billionaire businessman talked about recent polls that showed Carson pulling ahead of him in Iowa.
Carson, in an interview on Fox News, noted that Trump "went ballistic" several weeks ago when Carson questioned Trump's faith.
"So it seems a little interesting that he would now be doing that," Carson noted.
"I would certainly give an apology if I said something bad about it.
But I didn't.
All I said was I don't know about it," Trump said during an interview on ABC's "This Week," one of three Sunday talk shows in which the billionaire businessman talked about recent polls that showed Carson pulling ahead of him in Iowa.
Carson, in an interview on Fox News, noted that Trump "went ballistic" several weeks ago when Carson questioned Trump's faith.
"So it seems a little interesting that he would now be doing that," Carson noted.