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Donald Trump on Letterman in the ’80s

April 13, 2020 By the80sruled Leave a Comment

President Trump on David Letterman Show

Former President Donald Trump appeared on the David Letterman show a number of times during the shows run, but his first time on the show was in a remote segment in 1986 when Dave visited Trump’s office in Trump Tower.

Trump then appeared on the Letterman show in an episode that aired on December 22, 1987. It’s fascinating to watch, and very interesting around the 16:00 minute mark when Letterman asks Trump if he plans on running for President of the United States at some point.

Enjoy this look back at former President Trump on with Letterman in the late ’80s!



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