Trump, a Republican, also suggested he might offer some tweeted responses to what he hears from the 10 Democratic presidential candidates on the stage in the first of back-to-back debate nights in Miami. 'Well, I’ll be on a plane,' Trump said on Fox Business Network's 'Mornings with
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump said he will watch the first Democratic debate on television on Wednesday night, even though he will be flying to Japan and considers the event"boring."
"Well, I’ll be on a plane," Trump said on Fox Business Network's"Mornings with Maria.""Yes everyone said I’ll be tweeting. I’ll actually be on a plane and it just seems very boring, but I’m going to watch it because I have to."Trump will be aboard Air Force One on a flight to Osaka, Japan, the first stop on a trip to Asia that will also include a visit to South Korea.
Privately, some advisers worry about his chances in several states he won in 2016, such as Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. He has now brought in $36 million for Trump Victory since formally launching his campaign a week ago in Florida.
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