Donald Trump has settled at least one lingering question of the 2016 race, confirming this week that he is saying “big league,” not “bigly,” as a point of emphasis when he thinks something is happening in a big way.
“Bigly or big league?” interviewer Raymond Arroyo of the Catholic news agency EWTN asked Mr. Trump in an interview broadcast this week.
“Now let me ask you: You’re talking about for me?” Mr. Trump asked.
“When you’re speaking on the podium and you say, ’this is …’ ” Mr. Arroyo said.
“I use big league,” Mr. Trump said.
Mr. Arroyo then opened a notecard to reveal that’s what he had predicted.
“I was right — big league. You’ve settled it,” he said.
“OK, thank you,” Mr. Trump said.
• David Sherfinski can be reached at dsherfinski@washingtontimes.com.
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