Trump Won’t Run From Next Fox News Debate

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 5:51PM EDT / Published Feb. 05, 2016 12:09PM EST

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Despite skipping the latest Fox News primary debate, Donald Trump says he will be present at the cable channel’s scheduled March event, even though his archnemesis Megyn Kelly will be the moderator. “I’ll be there,” Trump told Newsmax TV’s The Steve Malzberg Show on Friday. “I have no objection to being there.” The reality-TV star elaborated that his decision to boycott the pre-Iowa caucus Fox News debate was not because of his feud with Kelly, but because of a “taunting” memo the cable news network sent out about his hesitance to participate.

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Trump Won’t Run From Next Fox News Debate

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