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Press Secretary Sarah Sanders Defends Melania from Bullies on 'The View'

On Friday evening, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders defended First Lady of the United States Melania Trump from what she says are "disgusting attacks" that are all a part of the left's "war on women" who they disagree with. Sec. Sanders comments were sparked after a host on ABC's "The View" insinuated that Mrs. Trump was one of her husband's "mistresses."

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Lauretta covered the original story and comments from Yvette Nicole Brown earlier today:

“The View” guest co-host and actress Yvette Nicole Brown went after first lady Melania Trump Friday as ABC’s Tom Llamas previewed his exclusive interview with her that airs Friday evening.

“Is it possible that she’s not concerned with his mistresses because she was one of them?” Brown asked.

Later on the show, Llamas said that Mrs. Trump "deserves our respect because she is our First Lady." 

"I don't respect her," Brown interjected.

This prompted an initial response from Mrs. Trump's spokesperson, calling the attacks "disgusting."

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But, Brown doubled down on her comments. The View host said that she "owned" the words, not the show itself. 

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