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Trump claimed to have records to prove the incident, and made fun of Haberman when she asked to see them.
"He made fun of me asking that in a sort of child sing-song voice," said Haberman. But she said what she found most interesting about her talk with Trump was that he chose to focus on proving the incident over his presidential campaign.
"He was focusing on this because that is what we have seen him do historically when he is in times of stress," said Haberman.
The embarrassing racial mix-up comes as a new poll by The New York Times/Siena College shows that Trump's Black opponent, Kamala Harris, is now leading him in three battleground states.
