Trump Claims Melania Supported Oz Because She Is Attracted to Men Who Are Unfit to Govern

"It's a weird thing with her," the former President said in a phone call to "Fox & Friends." "If she sees some loser who is in no way qualified to hold office, she goes weak."

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