BILL O'REILLY (HOST): The other thing is the women's issue. The sexism thing, don't you think this is out of control a little bit, along with the racism thing?



DANA PERINO: Well, the racism thing yes, I agree. The feminism thing, yes I agree. However, the other night, when Donald Trump said that about her only getting 5 percent of the vote --



O'REILLY: If she were a guy.



PERINO: if she were a man, I -- that struck me. I don't say I was offended, but I thought that's going to be a headline.



O'REILLY: Well, it was an extreme statement but that's what Mr. Trump does.



PERINO: It's because some women will hear that and say, you know, they've probably heard that, like “She only became the White House Press Secretary because she was a woman.” And there are -- people say those kind of things, I know that's not true. But that's what people hear.



O'REILLY: OK, so you feel that putting her in a classification that she doesn't have any other accomplishments, which she does --



PERINO: She does.



O'REILLY: -- Was a bit sexist? But I think he --



PERINO: It is, however --



O'REILLY: He would have said that about anybody, any competitor.

Previously:



Trump’s “Women’s Card” Attack Against Hillary Clinton Comes From Right-Wing Media’s Playbook



Right-Wing Media Figures Praise Donald Trump's Sexist Attack On Hillary Clinton



Limbaugh Outraged That Women Are Discussing Trump's Sexist “Women Card” Comments On CNN