Trump in Context's video: Megyn Kelly interviewing Donald Trump

"There had to be a moment ... where it occurred to you 'I could actually be the president.' When was that?" "Can you go four years without threatening to sue anybody?" "Have you made any mistakes in this campaign? You had said publicly you thought the Retweet about Heidi Cruz was a mistake." "So that's one (the Heidi Cruz thing). Let me give you a list of a couple, and tell me whether you have any regrets ... the comment about John McCain (you "prefer people who weren't capture"), the comment about Carly Fiorina's face ... Do you regret any of those comments?" "I want to talk a little bit about your family. Your older brother, Fred Junior, was an alcoholic and died at a relatively young age. When I say his name, what does that bring up for you?" "You've been divorced twice. Did you learn something about relationships, about love, about yourself?" "Has anyone ever hurt you emotionally?" "Has it happened that somebody has done something ... to wound you?" "Most kinds between the ages of six and sixteen have been bullied at some point in their lives. Were you ever bullied?" "Most American parents try to raise their kids to not bully, to not name-call, to not tease, not taunt. How can they effectively bring that message when the front runner for the Republican nomination does all of those things?" "We were always friendly, and then came the August 6th, 2015 debate, and I asked you a tough question about women using only the words that you had used. I thought it was a fair question. Why didn't you?" "Afterword you said that you didn't feel that the moderators had been 'nice'. But do you think it's the journalists role to be 'nice' to presidential candidates at a debate?" "You seemed to stay angry for months. Was that real? Or was that strategy?" "So when you look back on the past nine months, from that first debate to now, ... any regrets?" "Now you're steps away from the presidency. Have you given any thought, in this position, to the power that your messaging has on the lives of the people you target, and on the millions of people who take their cue from you?" "So that's the question ... whether now, so close to the Oval Office, whether you will take that responsibility seriously and change your tone to try to be more unifying and less decisive." "I want to talk for a minute about the Tweeting. Set the scene for me. Because I know where I was when I was on the receiving end of a lot of those Tweets. But I have always wondered where you were ... Walk us through it." "But you Retweet some of those. It's not just the fans. ... "Bimbo"?! ... It's not about me. It's about the messaging to young girls, and to other women ... You gonna stop that as president? ... Now you have my cell phone number. That is actually much more efficient. And you promised you would not use it for evil." "If you don't become president, will this all have been for nothing? Or will you have changed America?" "Favorite movie?" "Favorite book?" "What was the last book you read?" Donald Trump with Megyn Kelly on "Megyn Kelly Presents" May 17, 2016