EXCLUSIVE: Trump Rips RNC, Says They Must Stop Debates

TRUMP FORCE ONE – Former President Donald Trump lashed out at the Republican National Committee (RNC) early Thursday morning, saying he is deeply concerned that the RNC can’t do its job and that they should suspend any future debates.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Caller, Trump said there would be no breakout candidate and that the debates are bad for the Republican Party.

“They must stop the debates. Because it’s only bad for the Republican Party. They’re not going anywhere. There will be no breakout candidate,” Trump said, before saying who he thought performed better in the second presidential debate.

“I’m very concerned that the RNC can’t do its job,” Trump added. (RELATED: ‘America’s workers are screwed’: Here’s what to expect from Trump’s visit to Detroit on debate night)

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Trump also confirmed that he will not attend the third debate in Miami, Florida, scheduled for November. (RELATED: ‘End the scourge’: Here’s what Trump will propose in Iowa immigration speech)

It’s still unclear what Trump will do on the night of the third debate; However, Trump is likely traveling to give his own speech rather than giving additional attention to the other GOP candidates.