Obama’s half-brother to attend debate as Trump’s guest

Republican nominee Donald Trump has invited Malik Obama, the half-brother of US President Barack Obama, to attend the third and final presidential debate as his guest. Malik Obama, a Muslim with Kenyan and US citizenship, has previously said he will vote for Mr Trump on 8 November. He told the New York Post he was […]

Republican nominee Donald Trump has invited Malik Obama, the half-brother of US President Barack Obama, to attend the third and final presidential debate as his guest.
Malik Obama, a Muslim with Kenyan and US citizenship, has previously said he will vote for Mr Trump on 8 November.
He told the New York Post he was “excited” about attending the debate in Las Vegas.
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton is bringing two of her prominent backers.
Mr Trump, who is facing sinking poll numbers and accusations of sexual assault, said he was “very much looking forward to meeting and being with Malik” later. “He gets it far better than his brother,” he added.
Malik Obama, 58, who accused President Obama of turning his back on his family earlier this year, said he believes Mr Trump can “make America great again”.