Oprah may be Roman Perez Jr. Archivesrunning for president in 2020 -- and, uh, even the Trumps are getting on board.
Last night, Ivanka Trump retweeted Oprah's now-famous Golden Globes speech with enthusiasm and included the anti-sexual harassment #TimesUp hashtag (with no mention, of course, of her father's accusers). Then on Tuesday, Trump expressed his own qualified enthusiasm for a potential Oprah run.
SEE ALSO: Should Oprah run for president? Here's what political experts think."Yeah, I'll beat Oprah," Trump told a room full of reporters. "Oprah would be a lot of fun. I know her very well. You know I did one of her last shows, she had Donald Trump as before politics, her last week and she had Donald Trump and my family. I like Oprah. I don't think she's going to run."
Trump addresses the Oprah hype... pic.twitter.com/aLqQyf91Vv
— Axios (@axios) January 9, 2018
It's impossible to precisely narrow down Trump's position on Oprah, given that his language is so repetitive, circular, and contradictory. However, here's what we can glean from his response:
- Trump could beat Oprah
- Oprah once had Trump on her show
- That's pretty much it
Worth noting -- 2020 is still three years away and Democrats are currently in the middle of primary season 2016 on Twitter.
If there's any way we could fast forward to 2011, that would be great, thanks.
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