Local Reporter Confronts Trump About Vowing He Was 'Never Coming Back' If He Lost Minnesota

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Polls show President Joe Biden has been leading Trump by two points for the past four months in a row, 44 percent to 42 percent, with 9 percent saying "other," and 5 percent undecided.
51% : "Later in the interview, Hauser asked Trump about comments he made in September 2020 at a rally in Duluth.
47% : According to KSTP, the Twin Cities' local ABC affiliate, the interview was conducted "just minutes" before Trump left for the Manhattan courtroom to listen to the ongoing testimony and cross-examination of his former attorney, Michael Cohen.
47% : "Is this a signal that you think you have a realistic chance to win the state of Minnesota in 2024?"Trump responded by denying he had said that and claiming he actually won the state.
42% : "Well, I never said I'd never come back; I never even thought of that," said Trump.
34% : "Hauser did note in his reporting that Trump "appeared to be joking," but nonetheless did in fact say those words and then go on to lose the state by seven points.
24% : Trump has lamented how the trial restricts his campaign schedule.
21% : Trump repeated several of his common complaints about the trial, telling Hauser that the case was a "witch hunt" and "weaponization of government," and attacked the judge as "very conflicted.

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