JUST IN: Bloomberg tells TODAYshow he’d ‘have to swallow two or three times’ but would vote to convict President Trump.
"When we did it, it got out of control. When I noticed it, we did a little test of seeing what happens if you stopped it. Everyone said crime would go up. It didn't, so I said lets get rid of it," he said in the interview.
The New York billionaire, who built his fortune through the financial information company he founded, only entered the race for the party’s nomination in November — a choice he made after looking at the other Democratic nominees.“I looked, and I didn't think any of them could beat Donald Trump. Some, in fact, would almost guarantee his re-election,” he said of the other Democratic nominees, though he declined to name specific contenders.
“It’s his process and lack of inclusiveness and getting advice from people. I always joke there’s no ‘I’ in the word team. The way Donald spells it, there’s no T, E, A or M, and that’s not the way to accomplish things,” he said.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
'Brazen and unlawful': Trump lawyers slam impeachment as attempt to overturn 2016 election in new filingTrump's lawyers, responding to a formal Senate summons, slammed impeachment as a 'dangerous attack on the right of the American people to freely choose their president' ahead of the presidential election this November.
Read more »
Donald Trump Trashes His New Impeachment Lawyer Ken Starr In Newly Resurfaced VideoTrump called Starr "a lunatic" and "terrible" in a 1999 interview.
Read more »
Trump lawyer dismisses new evidence, including photos of the president with Lev ParnasNewly released documents include photos of Lev Parnas with President Trump and of him with Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Pam Bondi, a lawyer on the impeachment defense team.
Read more »
New document release exposes Trump connections to Parnas, FrumanRachel Maddow looks at what newly released documents and text messages show about Donald Trump and members of his legal team's awareness of and relationship to federally indicted Rudy Giuliani associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman.
Read more »