Donald Trump seems to have Secret Affairs: Stepmother Friend’s Mom Daughter in lawforgotten how wonderful he used to think Hilary Clinton was.
At the final presidential debate Wednesday night, the Republican candidate was sure to sneak in an insult about his opponent as she discussed his tax payments.
Minutes after Trump claimed he was the ultimate respecter of women, he interrupted Clinton mid-speech to call her "such a nasty woman."
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However, in recently revisited interview footage from 2008, Trump can be heard praising Clinton, making comments that strongly contradict his insulting descriptions of her throughout the course of this election.
SEE ALSO: Trump's 'nasty woman' attack will only make Hillary Clinton strongerIn the interview with NY1's Dominic Carter, Trump can be heard complimenting his current opponent and her husband, Bill Clinton.
In the video below, Trump, devoid of election cycle animosity can be heard calling Clinton a “great woman,” a “smart woman” and a "very nice" person. "I think that she's a wonderful woman," Trump said about Senator Clinton before complimenting her intelligence and resilience.
"She's also a very nice person," he went on to say, explaining his belief that Clinton will go down in history as a great senator "at a minimum."
Toward the end of the interview, Trump went on to laud Hillary as a great wife to former "great president" Bill Clinton in yet more comments contradictory to his present day preaching.
In contrast with these former statements, at the second presidential debate, Trump spoke viciously of his opponent. He said she has "tremendous hate in her heart" and also referred to her husband as an abuser of women.
Despite the harsh comments Trump has spewed about his opponent while running for president, this 2008 interview is not the first time Trump heavily complimented her.
In 2015, Timereported that Trump described Clinton as a hardworking, "terrific woman" back in a 2007 interview.
So which is it, Trump?
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