Trump aide calls president 'most masculine person' ever in the White House

'Donald Trump is the most masculine person to ever hold the White House:' Trump aide Hogan Gidley says as he is quizzed on whether losing Twitter is 'emasculating' The Trump campaign's national press secretary Hogan Gidley praised President Donald Trump for his manliness in an interview Monday 'The most masculine person I think to ever hold the White House is the president of the United States,' Gidley told Fox News Channel's Bill Hemmer Hemmer had asked if the president was feeling 'emasculated' because Twitter locked him out of his account Gidley floated that Trump-supporting small businesses should flaunt COVID-19 closures to teach Twitter and Facebook, also private companies, a lesson 'If you're going to allow Facebook and Twitter to act the way they're acting, then we're going to open up as well,' Gidley suggested business owners say

By Nikki Schwab, Senior U.S. Political Reporter For Dailymail.com

Published: 00:45 GMT, 12 January 2021 | Updated: 00:49 GMT, 12 January 2021

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The Trump campaign's national press secretary Hogan Gidley praised President Donald Trump for his manliness during a Fox News Channel interview Monday.

'The most masculine person I think to ever hold the White House is the president of the United States,' Gidley told Fox's Bill Hemmer.

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Hemmer had asked Gidley if Trump was feeling 'emasculated' because his Twitter and other social media accounts had been suspended.

'The most masculine person I think to ever hold the White House is the president of the United States,' President Donald Trump's campaign press secretary Hogan Gidley said Monday on Fox News Channel

Gidley (right) was asked by Fox's Bill Hemmer if Trump was feeling 'emasculated' because his Twitter and other social media accounts had been suspended. Gidley answered that he 'wouldn't say emasculated' and then complimented the president's manliness

'Look, I wouldn't say emasculated,' Gidley began.

After touting Trump's masculinity, Gidley

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