The real estate mogul is leading the GOP presidential pack nationally, said Brad Friedman, the host of Radio Sputnik's BradCast show.
Trump has a good chance of becoming the next US president, Friedman said.
"Polls show Trump leading GOP pack nationally with 15 percent of Republican voters calling the billionaire and reality TV star their first choice candidate for 2016," the radio host said.
Trump announced his presidential candidacy on June 16, quickly offending the public with his anti-immigrant rant, stating that Mexico sends only "criminals" and "rapists" to the United States. Several companies, including NBC, Univision and NASCAR, cut ties with Trump due to his unwise comments about the immigration issue.
He openly criticized other presidential candidates, especially Jeb Bush, with whom Trump went head-to-head on a Reuters-Ipsos poll released on Saturday.
"How could I be tied with this guy? He's terrible! If you people go with Bush, you're going to lose," Trump said, as cited by Reuters.
Amusingly, Trump used to be a vocal supporter of universal healthcare, gun control, abortion and tax increases. And now, he's done a complete U-turn talking in public about stuff that most Republicans don't dare to talk about.
