It seems likely to me that Mr. Chump didn't know the mike was live; he was set up for a television interview and the cameras were outside the bus. Note how his vocal demeanor changed when he exited the bus and went into his act with the lovely young associate. Once he knew he was on camera he slipped easily into his more public persona.
Regardless, the public outcry over this blunder baffles me, as if it is the most morally repugnant thing that has ever occurred. A couple of guys yakking about getting some action does not deserve this hue and outcry, as distasteful as it may have been. It smacks of hypocrisy. And nobody has mentioned that this was a rare admission of failure by Mr. Chump; his efforts to hit on the married lady were for nought.
What is sleazier, in my mind, is his interview with Howard Stern where he accepts Stern's assessment of his daughter Ivanka as a "piece of ass." That is an attitude of a pimp, not a father. I don't think Mr. Beagles would have taken it too kindly if any of his daughter's suitors would have spoken in such a manner. "Gee, your daughter is quite a piece of ass, huh?" I like to think that some facial reconstruction would have been in order. And the fat fool continues to bloviate about his "respect for women" when he has shown little for his own daughter.
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A good explanation of the Twatwaffle's behavior is in a recent Salon article where he is described as a dummy. It makes sense to me.
http://www.salon.com/2016/10/09/stupid-and-contagious-what-if-donald-trump-is-not-dumbing-down-and-actually-is-this-dumb/
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Once this election is over, I wonder what the long term effects will be. Knowing what can happen during a campaign, what kind of people will be drawn to public service or decide to run for office? They may have already disqualified themselves by foolish tweets and Instagram photos of spring break in Florida. Will they be excused for their youthful indiscretions?
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