The Republican candidate's hair has been the subject of all kinds of comments and speculation on social networks in recent months. And yesterday it was the turn to clear doubts of the NBC driver Jimmy Fallon.
Donald Trump does not need to spend money on television advertising campaigns. In each interview, political event or press conference, they do their best to attract attention and spend minutes and minutes on television without having to pay for it. In August, Trump had not spent a penny on television advertising. Hillary Clinton, for her part, had already shelled out $52 million.
The latest incident of the controversial candidate of the Republican Party has been letting his hair be disheveled by the star presenter of the North American network NBC.
Jimmy Fallon, who hosts NBC's The Tonight Show, ruffled the 70-year-old real estate mogul's hair for him to show that he doesn't wear a wig. And apparently, he does not wear. The candidate, like a docile child, let the presenter ruffle his hair and just smiled. It's what it takes to be a candidate in the modern era.
And it is that Trump's hairstyle, characteristic like that of Boris Johnson, has been the subject of speculation, rumors and jokes on the net in recent months and there are many users who suggest that the candidate of the Grand Old Party (GOP) wears a toupee . What is not known is if his scalp is his own or has undergone some type of aesthetic operation; Well, at his age it's more than suspicious to have a head that's so crowded, rather than unfurnished.
Despite the resounding success that the video of the program last night has had on the networks and its dissemination, it is not the first time that the candidate has allowed himself to be disheveled to demonstrate that he does not use a toupee. Already in August 2015, at a political act in South Carolina, he allowed himself to be ruffled by one of the attendees. And she attested that what she had caressed was the candidate's hair and not a false head of hair.
If the issue was not yet settled, Jimmy Fallon has cleared up any doubt that might remain in this regard among the American electorate, who will vote at the polls on November 8.
