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Problem:Heidi Klum won this round. And every round, for that matter. She is not, as the The Donald would say, a loser. 
  
 The supermodel has spoken up about her video that makes fun of Donald Trump, who wears the synthetic hairs of your old Barbies on his head and recently decided to assess Klum's attractiveness. 
  
 Klum sat down for an interview Tuesday with Access Hollywood alongside her America's Got Talent co-hosts Spice Girl Mel B and Howie Mandel. She talked about how bizarre it was to see her physical appearance even mentioned in relation to the 2016 presidential election. 
  
 Klum also explained that assigning a numerical value to the worth of a woman is disrespectful, and that women are so much more than their looks. 
  
 "I was just making light of the situation because it was kind of funny. But really, the whole entire situation about women is not really funny, you know, to put a number on a woman," she said. "We juggle so many things and I feel that, you know, women who support their families, who have children, who make their lunches, drive them all over the place, work at the same time, I mean, we do so many things, so in my book, every woman is a 10." 
  
 Mel B — who knows a thing or two about girl power — also chimed in about Trump's comments. Mandel was not asked for his opinion — but interrupted to say, "They're women. Hear them roar." 
  
 Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments. ||||| Heidi Klum isn't clear about why Presidential candidate Donald Trump chose to mention her in a recent interview. 
  
 "Personally, I have no idea what I have to do with the election," Heidi told Access Hollywood guest correspondent Scott Evans backstage at "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday. "Why do I come into play with this election? Like that doesn’t make sense to me to be honest with you." 
  
 The "AGT" judge, supermodel and mother of four originally made light of Trump's comment to the New York Times that she is no longer a "10," in a short video on Twitter. The clip showed her posing for a photographer while sporting a T-shirt with a "10" pinned to it, only for a man in a Trump mask to rip it off mid-shoot, revealing "9.99" written on the top. 
  
 WATCH: Heidi Klum’s Response To Donald Trump: ‘In My Book, Every Woman Is A 10’ 
  
 "I was just making light of the situation because it was kind of funny I thought, and I just thought, make it even more funny. But really, the whole entire situation about women is not really funny, you know to put a number on a woman, especially women. We juggle so many things and I feel that, you know, women who support their families, who have children, who make their lunches, drive them all over the place, work at the same time, I mean, we do so many things, so in my book, every woman is a 10," Heidi said. 
  
 -- Access Hollywood Staff ||||| “I have many women executives and they are paid at least as much as the men,” he said. “I find women to be amazing.” 
  
 The billionaire braggart known for saying unfiltered things is trying to be diplomatic. Sort of. 
  
 It has suddenly hit Trump that he’s leading the Republican field in a race where many candidates, including the two joyless presumptive nominees, are sputtering. He’s got the party by the tail — still a punch line but not a joke. 
  
 The Wall Street Journal huffed that Trump’s appeal was “attitude, not substance,” and the nascent candidate is still figuring out the pesky little details, like staff and issues, dreaming up his own astringent campaign ads for Instagram on ISIS and China. 
  
 The other candidates, he says, “have pollsters; they pay these guys $200,000 a month to tell them, ‘Don’t say this, don’t say that, you use the wrong word, you shouldn’t put a comma here.’ I don’t want any of that. I have a nice staff, but no one tells me what to say. I go by my heart. The combination of heart and brain. When Hillary gets up there she reads and then goes away for three days.” 
  
 As he headed off this weekend to see the butter cow in Iowa — “Iowa is very clean. It’s not like a lot of places where you and I would go, like New York City” — Trump is puzzling over a conundrum: How does he curb the merciless heckler side of himself, the side that has won over voters who think he’s a refreshing truth teller, so that he can seem refined enough to win over voters who think he’s crude and cartoonish? |||||
Solution:
One day after releasing a video poking fun at him, Heidi Klum continued to fire back at Donald Trump's comment on her allegedly fading looks, saying it's disrespectful to assign numerical values to women, Mashable reports. It started when Trump told the New York Times that Klum was "no longer a 10." Klum responded with a video in which she accepts that she's now a "9.99." In an interview with Access Hollywood yesterday, Klum—who can't figure out what her attractiveness has to do with the upcoming election anyway—said it doesn't matter what Trump says because all women are tens anyway. "I feel that women who support their families, who have children, who make their lunches, drive them all over the place, work at the same time, we do so many things, so in my book, every woman is a 10."