Trump's video apology for lewd comments: 'I said it, I was wrong, and I apologize’ Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed on Saturday to remain in the race after prominent members of his party withdrew their support and called for him to drop out following news of a recording of him making lewd comments about women. Trump sought to do damage control early on Saturday morning in a hastily recorded apology, declaring himself a changed man and attempting to shift the focus to his opponent, Democrat Hillary Clinton. Trump threatened, again, to focus his attacks on the infidelities of former President Bill Clinton, saying he would talk more about the pasts of both Clintons in coming day. Trump has dismissed questions about his own martial infidelities as irrelevant. Trump told the Wall Street Journal on Saturday morning "zero chance I'll quit." Three Republican members of the Senate publicly announced they will not vote for Trum...
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