NPR Host Roasts Kellyanne on Inviting Bullied Boy to SOTU: Will Trump ‘Apologize’ for His Bullying?

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MARTIN: "I want to ask you, the President and the First Lady invited a young man named Joshua Trump to attend the speech tonight, because Joshua who is in sixth grade has been bullied because of his last name. Is the President going to mention Joshua in his address, and in doing so will he apologize for his own role in cyberbullying people with whom he disagrees?”
CONWAY: "Well, we're certainly happy that Joshua Trump is coming. His story has really tugged at the heartstrings of anybody, but particularly those of us like me who have school-aged children."
MARTIN: "Will the President apologize for how he has used the Internet to bully people?"
CONWAY: "The President uses his considerable media platforms to cut through the middle men who don't always tell the truth about his record."
MARTIN: "Even if he uses the Internet to bully people?"
CONWAY: "The President is a counterpuncher when you're talking about how he calls out a senator from Connecticut who lied about being in Vietnam and never was. If you're talking about him calling out people who like to criticize him or if he's calling out the racist governor of Virginia who is a Democrat and —"        
MARTIN: "He's also called out his own intelligence chief calling him naive, saying he should go back to school, calling Maxine Waters 'Low IQ Maxine Waters.' There is though some hypocrisy, people pointed out, to invite a man who has been bullied, not to dismiss his claims, but to ignore the President's own role."