Former first lady Melania Trump joined “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday to discuss her husband’s latest White House bid, noting that if he wins a second term, she’s much more prepared for what comes next than after his 2016 victory over two-time loser Hillary Clinton.
The conversation initially centered around Melania Trump’s self-titled new book, “Melania,” with the co-hosts also asking about former President Trump and how the family is handling the heated campaign cycle.
“Here it is, we have all read it. I have mine earmarked and lots of notes. It is fabulous,” Ainsley Earhardt began. “Stories about being First Lady, your upbringing. You have to pick it up. Thank you for coming on to talk about it. Congratulations. One week away, how are you feeling? How is the family?”
“I feel good. My husband, he’s all over the country traveling. We saw Sunday evening, Sunday through the day was an amazing day, a lot of support out there,” Melania said.
Co-host Steve Doocy then asked: “You have been through the campaign cycle three times, 2016, 2020, and now. How does it compare?”
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