Donald Trump Calls For Univision Boycott; Publishes Jorge Ramos Letter 'Begging Him For Interviews' [PHOTO]

Donald Trump is lashing out on Univision a day after the Spanish-language network cut ties with the Trump and Miss Universe Organization, opting out of airing any beauty pageants including the upcoming Miss USA 2015. The presidential hopeful did not take the news well that the broadcaster was going back on their deal and even threatened to sue the company for breach of contract. Now, the businessman is asking his supporters for a boycott on the network. "Anyone who wants strong broders and good trade deals for the U.S. should boycott Univision," he wrote on Twitter. "Univision cares far more about Mexico than it does about the U.S. Are they controlled by the Mexican government? Univision said they don't like Trump, yet Jorge Ramos and their other anchors are begging me for interviews."

Trump then had the audacity of posting the letter Ramos handwrote to the presidential candidate. "I want to write you personally to request an interview, but so far your team has declined," reads the letter Trump published on Instagram. "I am sure you have a lot of things to say and I have a lot of things to ask. I'll go to New York or wherever you would like. If you would like to talk first over the phone, my personal cell is ... I know this is an important issue for you and for me." "The Apprentice" host did not even hace the decency in blurring the anchor's phone number. What a jerk!

A day earlier, The Donald weighed in after Univision dumped his sorry butt for making idiotic remarks about Mexican immigrants. "Mexican [government] doesn't want me talking about terrible border situation and horrible trade deals. Forcing Univision to get me to stop- no way!" the presidential hopeful ranted on Twitter. "Univision wants to back out of signed Miss Universe contract because I exposed the terrible trade deals that the U.S. makes with Mexico. I love Mexico but not the unfair trade deals that the US so stupidly makes with them. Really bad for US jobs, only good for Mexico."