Eric Trump Says Bill Clinton ‘Maybe The Worst’ Sexist ‘That’s Ever Lived’ (AUDIO)

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s son, Eric, spent some time spewing nonsense with RWNJ Sean Hannity. He was invited to discuss his father’s meltdown after having been called out for being a world-class misogynist.

As you recall from the debate, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton chastised Donald Trump about his appalling treatment of 1996 Miss Universe winner Alicia Machado.

In the debate, Mrs. Clinton reminded the country how Trump treated Ms. Machado:

“And one of the worst things he said was about a woman in a beauty contest. He loves beauty contests, supporting them and hanging around them. And he called this woman ‘Miss Piggy.’ Then he called her ‘Miss Housekeeping,’ because she was Latina. Donald, she has a name. Her name is Alicia Machado.”

Pointing out Trump’s woman-hating for the entire country to see, apparently sent Donald, his family, and his lackeys through the roof!

Eric the animal killer went on Hannity’s radio show and in an astonishing display of unintended irony, attempted to deflect from his father’s nastiness:

“Seems like another day in the life of the Clintons. This is who they are as people. This is who they’ve been for decades and decades. I mean, Hillary’s been a politician longer than I’ve been alive. Kinda hard to believe.”

He continued his asinine claims:

“It’s amazing when you hear her talk about sexism and these various claims, which are ridiculous, aside from obviously Bill, her husband, being maybe the worst that’s ever lived.”

Bill Clinton may be the worst that’s ever lived and yet, Donald Trump calls a woman “Miss Piggy” and complains about her physical appearance? Are these people serious?

Hannity piled on by parroting an absurd unsubstantiated claim that Ms. Machado had starred in porn videos. The Trump tactic of doubling down on being deplorable is now just something we’ve grown to expect.

Listen to the interview here:

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