Donald Trump threatens to expose Clintons’ ‘sordid past’ as Buzzfeed CEO claims daughter Ivanka said she wanted to see ‘mullato c**k’
Ivanka furiously denied Jonah Peretti's claims, as Republican nominee assembles arsenal of guests to take on Hillary
DONALD Trump looked set to go for drama and a full on attack on Wednesday night as he prepared to go head to head with Hillary Clinton in the last TV debate before the US Presidential election.
The Republican nominee claimed he was going to expose the Clintons' "sordid past" and had an armory of people to back him up.
And the battle appeared to be getting down and dirty, with an appearance from Danney Williams, the man claiming to be the lovechild of Hillary's husband Bill.
He arrived in Las Vegas on Wednesday ahead of the debate to file a paternity lawsuit against the former president.
Meanwhile, according to CNN, Trump had Sarah Palin lined up to appear, alongside the "Benghazi widows" and the half-brother of President Barack Obama, Malik, who is a vocal anti- Democrat.
The network also reported the billionaire's campaign CEO Stephen Bannon was branding the appearance of Malik as "just an appetizer."
Williams, 30, has spoken publically recently about how he has felt "abandoned by Bill - this is despite a Drudge Report story in 1999 which said a paternity test conducted by US Star magazine showed that Clinton wasn't his father.
His mother, who was an Arkansas prostitute at the time of his conception said Bill was her only white client.
Meanwhile Trump's arsenal had wife of the slain U.S ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens, Lydie Denier, as well as Pat Smith who was the mother of Sean Smith, Pat, who was a State IT consultant.
Both men were killed in a terror attack on a US facility in Benghazi in 2012.
Another Trump guest set to appear is ex-Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell.
He was the real-life inspiration for the Lone Survivor movie.
As it stands, in the wake of allegations of sexual misconduct and a "rigged" election, Trump is currently trailing in the polls.
It is thought the debate could potentially swing the vote for him.
According to sources Trump went through a mock debate in the run up to the real deal, and had Chris Christie stand in for Hillary in the practice.
Meanwhile on Wednesday after Ivanka Trump had appeared at the Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit event in California and said she found her father's "p****' gate tape "inappropriate and offensive", she was accused of being a fan of lewd language herself.
Buzzfeed CEO Jonah Peretti took to social media and tweeted she once said she would be potentially interested in seeing a "mulatto c**k."
It's a slang term used in reference to a man born of parents of different race or mixed ethnic backgrounds. It is considered by many to be incredibly insulting.
He tweeted: "Surprised Ivanka would be shocked by lewd language, he tweeted today. 'I met her once & she casually said: 'I've never seen a mulatto c**k, but I'd like to!'"
Ivanka furiously denied the claims on Wednesday night, and told the : 'I am not sure if this was meant to be a joke, but in case there is any ambiguity, this is a complete and total lie."
Peretti told recalled an encounter with Ivanka while in a Manhattan dive bar called Tropical 128 around 10 years ago. He said their conversation was in front of five other people including his wife Andrea Harner.
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The chat then took a lewd turn and he said Ivanka told him: "she had never seen an uncircumcised c**k and then she said, 'I've never seen a mulatto c**k. There's lots of c**ks I've never seen,' or something like that,' Peretti added.
"Of course, it was memorable just because of the use of the lewd language and racist language. It was also memorable being in the environment of being… in New York, sometimes liberal and progressive people make comments meant as jokes and not necessarily earnest. I didn't know how to take it."
Peretti said he was mentioning the conversation now because Ivanka had spoken out about her father's "locker room talk."
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