 said he 'would love' to debate Meghan Markle (left) (Picture: AP/Rex) Former President Donald Trump skipped the first 2024 Republican debate – but he would 'love' to face off with Meghan Markle. 'I'd love to debate her,' Trump said of the Duchess of Sussex. 'I would love it.' Talk of such an unusual contest emerged as Trump spoke to conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday. Hewitt brought up the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Battle of the Sexes tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, which stands as the most-watched contest in the sport in TV history with about 90million views. The only thing that might draw an audience anywhere close to that would be Trump debating Meghan and her husband Prince Harry, who do not like him, Hewitt said. 'Well I don't know that they don't like me, I said that I don't think they're very appropriate, what they're saying, what they're doing,' said Trump. The ex-president said he 'didn't like the way' that Meghan dealt with the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8 at the age of 96. 'I became very friendly with the queen. She was an incredible woman. At 95, she was so sharp. She was 100%,' Trump said. Former President Donald Trump opted out of participating in the first 2024 GOP debate (Picture: AP) Trump then went on a small tangent comparing the Queen to President Joe Biden, 80, whose 'body is shot, and his mind is worse'. 'When you watch Biden, you say this is a different planet. But they treated her with great disrespect and I didn't like the idea that they were getting US security when they came over here,' said Trump, referring back to the duke and duchess. He added that 'I think it's not a good situation what's going on with the two of them'. Hewitt then asked Trump if a debate with them would get the ratings. Ex-President Donald Trump reiterated that he believes Meghan Markle treated the late queen in a disrespectful way (Picture: Shutterstock) 'Oh, i){kind=link}
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Former President Donald Trump skipped the first 2024 Republican debate – but he would ‘love’ to face off with Meghan Markle.
‘I’d love to debate her,’ Trump said of the Duchess of Sussex. ‘I would love it.’
Talk of such an unusual contest emerged as Trump spoke to conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday.
Hewitt brought up the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Battle of the Sexes tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, which stands as the most-watched contest in the sport in TV history with about 90million views.