He couldn't even tell the truth about the congressman (Foley) who was forced to resign THAT SAME YEAR (in 2006) after he was caught sending sexually explicit messages to congressional pages who HAD TO BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OLD to be congressional pages. Or maybe he slipped up because subconsciously he knew that he himself had been banging girls younger than that?


“Do you think you could now be banging 24-year-olds,” Stern asked in the 2006 interview.


“Oh, absolutely,” Trump responded “I have no trouble.”

“Would you do it” Stern clarified.

“I have no problem,” the future president said.

Stern’s co-host Robin Quivers then asked, “do you have an age limit or would you…”

“If I- No, no, I have no age–. I mean, I have an age li…” Trump replied.


Then, when asked to provide his “upper bracket,” Trump said, “I don’t want to be like Congressman Foley, with, you know, 12-year-olds.”

Trump was referring to disgraced former Florida Republican Congressman Mark Foley. His political career was destroyed in 2006 after it came out that he had sent sexually suggestive emails and instant messages to several teenage boys he had met when they were congressional pages. The revelations kicked off a major scandal for Republicans just before the 2006 election, and Foley was forced to resign from congress on September, 2006.

However, he was ultimately never charged with any crime. Meanwhile, the minimum age to become a congressional page is 16. Foley was never accused of sending sexually explicit messages to anyone younger, contrary to Trump’s baseless claim in his interview with Stern."