MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace lobbied the former New Jersey governor Chris Christie
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“I don’t remember you coming and strongly resisting Donald Trump’s comments on the ‘Access Hollywood’ tape. You didn’t defend him, but you didn’t withdraw your support,” Wallace asked Christie on Tuesday. “I didn’t hear you, after he called African nations ‘dumb nations’. I did not hear you distance yourself from this president at any time until the target of your anger and lawlessness was the democracy that you have not ruled out leading in four years. You are simply making a political calculation that you can clear Trump’s stench out of you faster than Marco Rubio
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Christie, who ran for president in 2015 before ending her campaign and launching her support for Trump, replied, “No.”
“No way, Nicolle, and in fact, in the end, I made a decision in 2016 that the choice between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
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Christie said he criticized the way Trump spoke about current and former law enforcement officials, such as the former attorney general Jeff Sessions
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During an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt this week, Christie said she did not rule out a presidential candidacy in 2024 and explained her role in helping Trump prepare for debates this fall against President-elect Joe Biden
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“The last piece of advice, you know, I was in the Oval Office with him, and he’s getting ready to go out for the debate. And he said, you have one last chance,” said Christie. “And I said to let Joe Biden speak. If you let him speak, he will be hurt. And he gave me a thumbs up and left the Oval Office. And interrupted him 71 times in 90 minutes. So, no, he didn’t did, that was not the debate that I advised you to have. ”