WATCH:
Terminally Ill Former Miss Wisconsin Shuts Down Trump Haters With Incredible
Story
A recent flurry of women, some
of whom were contestants in his beauty pageants or TV shows, have made allegations that
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump sexually assaulted or harassed
them at some point over the past four decades.
But at least one former beauty
pageant winner has been telling an entirely different story about Trump,
standing in stark contrast to the unsubstantiated allegations that he is a
misogynistic sexist, according to The Daily Caller.
You may be familiar with former Miss Wisconsin Melissa Young, who earlier this year spoke publicly about how Trump aided
and inspired her to fight against a terminal illness with which she has been
afflicted, if only to provide a better life for her son.
Young appeared Friday on Fox
Business to speak with host Stuart Varney about the slew of allegations lodged
against Trump over the past week, sharing her own story as a counter to those
trashing the billionaire businessman.
Varney asked Young what she thought
of the portrayal of Trump as a sexual predator and whether she believed the
women making the allegations against him this late in the presidential race.
“What I’m really asking about is the
accusers,” stated Varney. “Yes, it’s opportunistic that they’re coming
forward at this point. Do you not believe them?”
“I don’t find it to be credible,”
Young replied. “He was nothing but an absolute gentleman. Then in recent days,
all the past 11 years, my relationship with Mr. Trump — I’ve had moments alone
where I see the greatest man with such a kind heart. Never, ever inappropriate,
nothing like that ever.”
“On April 4, he was here at a rally
in Wisconsin, in Milwaukee,” she continued. “It was cold. He was leaving the
rally. His secret service got him out to the car. They couldn’t stop. He looks
over at me and sees I’m freezing cold and goes over and hands his
long, black jacket to his secret service to put over me.” “They put the jacket
over my body,” Young recalled. “This is a man who isn’t thinking about his
safety in the moment. There’s no cameras around. He was thinking
about me. He was being a gentleman.”
“I guess you could say it this way,
he gave me the coat off his back,” she added. “That’s the Mr. Trump that I
know.”
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