In the days following his first presidential debate with Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump has shifted his opinion on the outcome, calling it "rigged," complaining about his microphone, and maintaining he was not sick despite sniffling through the event.
1. Immediately after Monday's debate, Donald Trump said moderator Lester Holt "did a great job."
View this video on YouTube
Later during an interview on The O'Reilly Factor he backtracked, saying he was "disappointed" with Holt and gave him a C grade.
View this video on YouTube
"When I first did it I thought he was fine, I wasn't thinking about it," Trump told Fox News host Bill O'Reilly. "In reviewing it I was disappointed."
He took it further on Thursday saying he won the debate and called it a "rigged deal."
View this video on YouTube
“I had to fight the anchor all the time on everything I said - what a rigged deal,” Trump said.
2. Trump claimed he was given a "defective" mic for the debates.
View this video on YouTube
"My mic was defective within the room," Trump told reporters moments after the debate. "I wonder was that on purpose?"
3. In an interview with Fox & Friends, Trump said he won a CBS poll that didn't exist.
On @foxandfriends @realDonaldTrump said he won a @CBSNews post-debate poll. We did not conduct a post-debate poll.
4. During the same interview Trump said he was going to bring up former President Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky but decided not to because Chelsea Clinton was in the room.
View this video on YouTube
"I didn't feel comfortable doing it with Chelsea in the room," Trump said.
5. Trump, who touts his health, also denied sniffling throughout the debate.
View this video on YouTube
“No, no, no sniffles. You know the mic was very bad but maybe it was good enough to hear breathing," Trump said to Fox & Friends. "But no sniffles. No cold."