Trump: ‘They’re Fake Polls ... They Interviewed More Democrats than Republicans’

O’REILLY: “So, a series of rough polls this week. And I’m wondering how you process that do. Does it hurt your feelings when you see numbers come in that are not what you like them to be?”
Trump: “Well, first of all, they’re fake polls. And if you take a look at the polls, they interviewed more — for the most part, they interviewed more Democrats than they did Republicans, which is ridiculous and unfair, and Democrats aren’t voting for Trump. And you look at them, John McLaughlin, who is the most respected pollster, said I’m at 50, 55, and maybe even higher than that, and he said that these polls are largely fake. When you look at The New York Times, when you look at The Washington Post, ABC, they predicted I was going to lose Wisconsin by 17 points, and I ended up winning Wisconsin. They predicted I was going to lose the election, and I ended up winning the election. They’re fake polls, number one. And I think it’s a very important thing to know that and to understand it, because polls are no different than fake writers or journalism. And it’s not a pretty thing when you watch. So when you say am I bothered by it, if I was, I’d be really helped by the fact that in the election, we won in a landslide. We won the popular vote, we won the swing states, we won the districts, 2,750 to about 500, and the election took place just a short while ago, November 5th.”
O’REILLY: “Well, it’s different now, Mr. President.”