Former first lady Melania Trump admitted she was worried about her husband, former President Donald Trump's safety, in the final weeks leading up to the November election and accused Democrats of creating a “toxic atmosphere.”
“I think he's a threat to democracy when they call him that. Let's ask ourselves who is really the threat to democracy? They continue to pursue lawsuits against the former president. You know, they're trying to get him to exclude ballots and silence him,'' she said Tuesday on “The Five.''
“So, of course, I was always scared.” [of] What could happen and they keep using words like that? [that] It's just a toxic, toxic atmosphere. ”
Former President Trump and former first lady Melania Trump stand together during an event at their Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida, on November 15, 2022. (Photo by Joe Radle/Getty Images)
Former President Trump has suffered two assassination attempts. The first incident occurred in July in Butler, Pennsylvania, when would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks fired a gunshot, grazing his ear. The second time was in September, at the 2024 Republican presidential candidate's golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, when would-be assassin Ryan Routh protruded a rifle from a tree line near where President Trump was playing golf. It was discovered that
In addition to reflecting on the dangers surrounding her husband, Melania Trump also reveals her priorities and goals if she returns to the White House next year, highlighting her commitment to “be the best” and “nurture the future” for children and women. I vowed to continue.
Melania Trump: Education is the key to innovation and personal exceptionalism
After leaving the White House in 2021, she will launch the Fostering the Future initiative, which aims to secure educational opportunities and scholarships for children in foster care communities, according to a description on her website. Ta.
First Lady Melania Trump visits the Children's Inn at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2020. (Photo by: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
“We're going to continue to do that because we have a lot of students enrolling right now, and we're going to make sure that when they get an education they can get a great job and then contribute to their community. We need to give back and support our children,''' Trump told “The Five.”
Co-host Judge Jeanine Pirro asked the former first lady what message she would send to women who are unsure about voting for her husband in November.
“Well, if you look at the four years he was there, [the] The country was in great shape. [The] The country was safe. [The] The country was prosperous. And he'll bring it back,” she said.
Melania Trump says she was the victim of media 'misrepresentation' while promoting her memoir
Fellow co-host Greg Gutfeld asked if the former first lady had anything to say about her husband that most people don't know.
Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump walks to the stage to speak during a rally at Montana State University's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on August 9, 2024 in Bozeman, Montana. (Photo by Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)
“Well, I have something to tell you, Jesse.” [Watters]I read it in a book. I mean, they're, you know, cute, lovely stories. And he is a very warm person. he's fun He has a great personality and everything he wants…He's very passionate about this country,” Melania said, referring to the release of her memoir published on Tuesday. answered.
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“Everything he wants…he wants to make this country safe so everyone has a job and everyone enjoys family life. And you know, he wants everyone to be safe.” We are treated equally.”
