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Trump with wife Melania last night Palm Beach (Click on the Mike Jachles photo for the full gallery)
Mar-a-Lago owner Donald Trump, who hosted the traditional Palm Beach Red Cross Ball last night, still wants to live in the White House.
Trump taped an interview for today's Face The Nation minutes before the ball and told host Bob Schieffer he hasn't shaken the politics bug that had him consider a presidential run last year!
– Click here for the gala's full photo gallery
"I'm still thinking about it (running for president)," the host of The Celebrity Apprentice told Schieffer. "The country is going to hell in a handbasket. I would have to run as an independent but I'm precluded from running because of the show (Apprentice)."
Trump, No. 128 on the Forbes 400, also expressed his disgust with the current GOP race. He called the back-and-forth between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney hateful.
"It's Republican against Republican where the level of hatred is unbelievable," said Trump, who quietly wrote a $50,000-check for the Red Cross. "They're hurting the chances to beat Barack Obama."
Meanwhile, more than 500 well-heeled supporters of the American Red Cross descended on Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach Saturday night for the annual $1,000-per-head gala.
The ball traditionally lures representatives of foreign governments. This year, ambassadors from Mexico, Sweden, Denmark, Morocco, Slovenia, Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago made to trip to South Florida.
– Click here for the full photo gallery
Incidentally none of the Republican candidates for president, in Florida for Tuesday's primary, were at the ball. U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson made it, as did California U.S. Rep. Ed Royce.
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