Donald Trump was reportedly furious following an interview with Barabara Walters where the finances of his company were brought up.
Writing in the British outlet, The Times, formerhost Selina Scott told of an exchange she had with Trump in the 1990s during a flight from New York to Miami, Florida.
In the August 17 interview in 1990, Walters challenged Trump over his business empire and put to him that it was built on debt. During the interview, Trump gave hints of how he would deal with the media in the future and described to her how he viewed the press as"inherently dishonest."She was the first American woman to work as an evening television news anchor and her career spanned more than 60 years.to Walters following her death and described her as"the greatest of them all, by far."
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