Donald "Grab 'Em by the Pussy" Trump, a man who currently happens to reside in the White House, would like the nation to know that he considers Madonna a "disgusting" person. The latest comments from a man who once said women should receive "some form of punishment" for simply procuring an abortion were delivered to Sean Hannity, who's recently made a bit of a habit of calling his own Twitter followers "deplorable peeps."
"Honestly, she's disgusting," Trump told Hannity of Madonna, who delivered a rousing (though controversial) speech at the recent Women's March in DC. "I think [Madonna] hurt herself very badly. I think she hurt that whole cause." Madonna's comments, which can be read in full here via Elle, are also considered by Trump—a man who once joked about incest with his own daughter on The View—to be "disgraceful" to the nation.
Trump's comments mark a departure from his previous thoughts on the artist with more than 300 million album sales to her name. Shortly after the Hannity interview aired, the Daily Beast's Marlow Stern gathered previous alleged instances in which Trump attempted to date her. One such incident, involving People's Sue Carswell in 1991, is now infamous thanks to Trump allegedly posing as his own spokesperson and claiming (falsely) that Trump had left Marla Maples for Carla Bruni. This so-called spokesperson, known only as John Miller, also alleged that "beautiful women" including Madonna called him "all the time."
Previously, in a 1990 chat with Interview, Madonna mocked Trump as a "wimp" of a person. "But Donald Trump?" Madonna said when informed that Trump had apparently started "campaigning" to be president. "Isn't there anyone else? Couldn't we get someone more handsome?"
