Donald Trump's wife is in some hot water after a speech Monday at the Republican National Convention appeared to lift passages from a 2008 speech by the current first lady, Michelle Obama. Here are some other notable remarks the two women have made. Can you tell who said what?
Answer: Ms. Obama said this about her husband in a 1996 interview with journalist Mariana Cook.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this in an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper in February.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this about her husband to NBC’s Matt Lauer in an interview shortly before her convention speech on Monday.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this in September, 2012, in a speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this in her 2008 speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this in April at a rally for her husband’s campaign in Wisconsin.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this in an April, 2016, profile by GQ magazine.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this of her husband in a 2013 profile by Vogue magazine.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this on Twitter in April, 2012.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this of her husband in the February interview with Anderson Cooper.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this in the 2016 GQ profile.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this in June in an interview with Oprah Winfrey at the United State of Women summit.
Answer: Ms. Trump said this in the 2016 GQ profile.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this in March when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife came for a visit to Washington.
Answer: Ms. Obama said this in a commencement address at City College of New York in June.
How many quotes did you guess correctly?
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Ms. Trump's speech on Monday was also remarkable because she hasn't generally been a visible presence with her husband on the campaign trail. Dubbed Mr. Trump's "silent partner" in a recent profile by The New York Times, Ms. Trump, a former model born in Slovenia, has usually stayed in the background. She didn't speak on her husband's behalf when he declared his candidacy last June; instead, Ivanka Trump, his daughter from a previous marriage, introduced him.
Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort denied Tuesday that there was any wrongful use of Ms. Obama's words in Ms. Trump's convention speech. "Certainly, there's no feeling on her part that she did it," he said in a CNN interview. "What she did was use words that are common words."
With a report from Associated Press