Give me a break, give me a break, give me a break," he said.Ĭarson has bristled at news media attempts to confirm the stabbing incident and other accounts in his autobiography, saying he is being unfairly targeted. "Then here's the beauty of all, he took a knife and he went after a friend and he lunged, he lunged that knife into the stomach of his friend, but low and behold it hit the belt, it hit the belt, and the knife broke. Trump also questioned the veracity of an incident from his Carson's youth in which he claimed that he attempted to stab a friend, but that his knife broke on this friend's belt buckle. No, there's two, there's death and the other thing," he said. There's only one cure − we don't want to talk about that cure. I said that if you're a child molester, a sick puppy, you're a child molester, there's no cure for that. And I did one of the shows today, and I don't want to say what I said but I'll tell you anyway. "If you're pathological, there's no cure for that folks. Trump compared people who are "pathological" to paedophiles. In his autobiography, Gifted Hands, Carson describes himself as a troubled youth with a temper that led him to attack several of his friends and even his mother, before he turned his life around. He said that he's pathological and that he's got basically pathological disease," said Trump. Because he wrote a book and in the book he said terrible things about himself.
#Ben carson says he has pathological disease professional
With all these professional politicians, I'm first, Carson's second, and I don't understand it, I really don't understand it. During a 95-minute speech in Iowa on Thursday, the GOP front-runner hailed a barrage of attacks against Carson, who has been doing increasing well in election polls over the last few weeks. He wrote a book, and he's doing great in Iowa. Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson struck back against Donald Trump's recent claims that he has a 'pathological' disease that cannot be cured. Ben Carson admitted Friday that he lied about earning a prestigious scholarship to West Point while controversy over the validity of his troubled kid-to-renowned doctor narrative reached a crescendo.
To a rather muted assembly of supporters with placards, Donald Trump typically didn't hold back. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on his most significant rival, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, telling an audience in Iowa that Carson described himself as "pathological" in his memoir.
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