Donald Trump says that if the Republican Party comes together, nobody would beat it.
In an interview with NBC’s Savannah Guthrie on “Today” Wednesday, Trump spoke critically of the “false ads” directed towards him suggesting they are “written by people that are absolute haters.”
Guthrie asked Trump how he can “unify” the Republican Party and Republican frontrunner said, “Okay, so Savannah, we have something going on that’s the biggest political story all over the world and it’s what’s happening with the Republican Party and you see is it better than anybody. Where millions of people are coming out and voting in the primaries. Millions more than four years ago. Millions, 65 percent more.”
Turning to the Democratic Party, Trump said that “the Democrats are down 30 and 35 percent. There’s no spirit behind Hillary. There never will be. She’s not going to engender spirit. There’s nothing to be spirited about. And what happens is we have something that if we could embrace it, we’re have a massive victory in November. We’re going to have a massive victory.”
“But, you know, instead of all this negative stuff, I was at tournament last week at Trump National Doral where Adam Scott won and I turn on television, and every time there’s a commercial, it was a negative ad in Florida about me, a horrible and false ad. These are false ads. These are disgusting, false ads written by people that are absolute haters,” Trump claimed. “If this party came together, Matt, nobody’d beat it. That’s one of the things I respect. Paul Ryan called me such a smart call, such a wonderful call.”