翌週の日曜日、ABCの「This Week with George Stephanopoulos」で、トランプ氏はカーン氏について質問された。トランプ氏は、カーン氏は「ご存知のように、とても感情的で、私にはいい人に見えた」と答えた。[ 665 ]トランプ氏は続けて、演説中、夫の傍らに静かに立っていたヒズル・カーン氏の妻ガザラ氏がなぜ発言しなかったのか疑問に思い、発言を許されなかったのではないかと推測した。(ガザラ氏は後に、その時は感情的になりすぎて話せなかったと答えた。) トランプ氏は、国のために何を犠牲にしてきたのかと尋ねられると、ステファノプロス氏に「私は多くの犠牲を払ってきたと思う。私は非常に一生懸命働いてきた。何千、何万もの雇用を生み出し、素晴らしい建造物を建ててきた。私は大きな成功を収めてきた」と答えた。トランプ氏はまた、マンハッタンにベトナム戦争記念碑を建てるのを手伝ったり、退役軍人のために「何百万ドル」を集めたりするなど、退役軍人のために行ってきた仕事についても言及した。[ 665 ]
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