Christie Says He Wasnt Held Hostage at Trump Press Conference
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said he wasn't "held hostage" by Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump when they appeared together at a press conference on Super Tuesday. Christie, who has faced scorn and criticism from members of his own party for endorsing Trump, brushed off the Internet rumors and mocking analysis of his body-language in which he appeared dour on live television for more than 20 minutes. Arm-chair psychiatrists should "give it a break," Christie said at a press conference Thursday. "No I wasn't sitting there being held hostage, no I wasn't sitting there wondering Oh, what have I done'", Christie made a surprise endorsement of Trump Friday in his highest-profile show of support, saying he believed Trump was best equipped of the remaining candidates to defeat likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. He said he does not agree with Trump on every issue. "If I disagree with him, I try to convince him otherwise," Christie said. "That's what a good friend  endorser does.", Christie said the endorsement of Trump wasn't conditioned on a job guarantee."Chris Christie is not interviewing or considering any other public job," Christie said. Asked about Trump's history of vulgar remarks, Christie told a reporter "Your question is ridiculous" before moving on. "I know Donald Trump and he's not a bigot," Christie added, when asked about Trump's slowness in repudiating the KKK and David Duke.