We in the media can't seem to get enough of Donald Trump, but there was one recent exchange at a bipartisan convention in New Hampshire, that, well, raised a few eyebrows.
One of the most memorable questions that Donald Trump took during the No Labels Problem Solver convention on Monday came from a college student.
"So, maybe I'm wrong, maybe you can prove me wrong," said Lauren Batchelder, a student at St. Anselm College in Manchester. "But I don't think you're a friend to women."
Trump then launched into his defense of why he "cherishes" women - while the woman who asked him the question stands, hands on hips, scowling at the Donald - even arching her eyebrows.
But Kelly McBride of the Poynter Institute for Media Studies says there's way more to this exchange than meets the eye:
