St. Louis, United States, Oct. 9 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump needs to pivot to jobs and the economy in order to win Sunday night's presidential debate, a Trump delegate told Xinhua on Sunday.
The tapes, from an interview several years back with radio shock jock Howard Stern, as well as off-camera moments years ago on the set of TV show Access Hollywood, have caused shockwaves in the U.S. media and outrage among Trump's critics.
"Trump must give an honest, forthright, contrite apology and reiterate the fact that he is a changed man, as opposed to the time when the comments were made," Ralph Winnie, an alternate Trump delegate during the primaries for the state of Hawaii, told Xinhua in an interview.
The tapes include Trump's lewd remarks that being famous allowed him to "kiss any woman," and about grabbing women's genitals. The backlash has been so severe that high-ranking Republicans are backing away from the brash billionaire. Trump has issued a defiant apology and even his wife Melania blasted the comments as "unacceptable and offensive."
Trump also needs to "warn that more stuff may come out about his past...to distract the American people about the true problems facing America, such as jobs, the economy, and national security, (but he should add that) he is a changed man," Winnie said.
"Trump should indicate that running for president and connecting with the American people is the most humbling and inspirational experience a person can have," he said.
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