Donald Trump tells Megyn Kelly he does not think of himself as a powerful man during his exclusive interview with Fox News host that will air Tuesday, saying he is just a 'messenger' and a man 'fighting for survival'.

When asked by Kelly about how he perceives himself, Trump replies; 'I mean, I view myself as a person that – like everybody else – is fighting for survival. I, that’s all I view myself as.

'And I really view myself now as somewhat of a messenger… You know, this is, um… This is a massive thing that’s going on. These are millions and millions of people that have been disenfranchised from this country.'

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Everyday people: Donald Trump described himself as a 'messenger' and a man 'fighting for survival' in his interview with Megyn Kelly that will air Tuesday (pair above in promotional image)

Going in: Kelly (above on GMA) shared a new clip from her highly anticipated interview with Trump where she accuses him of bullying her on Monday morning

Firing back: Trump (above in preview from Megyn Kelly's special), responds to this by saying: 'You know, it happens right. You gotta get over it'

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Kelly promoted the interview on Monday when she stopped by the set of Outnumbered on Fox News and brought along a very special guest - her husband Doug Brunt.

The couple held hands for most of the interview and Brunt gushed about his love and admiration for his wife, saying that the two grew closer during her feud with the Republican front-runner.

Brunt also said that Trump and Kelly have much in common, noting: 'The ball comes to him and you just know he's got it. And that's the way it is watching her go out there. She's the most prepared person in the business.'

Despite this though, Brunt said Trump still was not strong enough to throw his wife off her game like he did with his political rivals.

'These are seasoned politicians with teams of advisers and he broke them down. But not Meg. She stayed on the high road, never engaged and kept her eye on the ball the whole way,' he said.

Kelly also appeared on Good Morning America Monday and shared a new preview from her upcoming special which is set to air on Fox Broadcasting Tuesday night.

In the clip, the Fox News host asks Trump about 'bullying,' and then accuses him of bullying her at times during their months-long feud that started this past August.

Trump responds to this by saying: 'You know, it happens right. You gotta get over it. Fight back. Do whatever you have to do.'

'Most kids between the ages of six and 16 have been bullied in their lives. Were you ever bullied?' Kelly asks Trump at the start of the clip.

'No I wasn’t. but I have seen bullying,' responds Trump.

'And bullying doesn’t have to just be as a child. It can happen when they're 55 years old.'

That is when Kelly interrupts Trump and tells him, with a laugh: 'It can happen when you're 45.'

Trump, who does not seemed amused, then launched into his response about getting over it and fighting back.

He then went on to address some of the comments he has made over the past year that could be perceived as bullying by saying: 'I've been saying during this whole campaign, that I'm a counter puncher, you understand that. I'm responding.'

Trump went on to say: 'Now, I then respond times 10. I don’t know. I respond pretty strongly. But in just about all cases, I've been responding to what they did to me.'

Kelly, who wore a $2,295 Narciso Rodriguez dress, was then asked after the clip had played if viewers should expect to see a new side of Trump when her interview with him airs on Tuesday.

'I think so. I think you will see him as you haven’t seen him before,' said Kelly.

'I tell you, it was fascinating doing the interview because that was the first time we ever discussed what happened between us. I didn’t discuss that in his office. So this is the first time it happens, on camera, and there are some tense moments.'

Kelly added that viewers will also get 'some honest moments and some contentious moments' before saying: 'I will say overall the tone was cordial but there will be a few moments where people will feel uncomfortable.'

So in love: Kelly and her husband Doug Brunt held hands during an interview on Monday (above)

Explanation: The Republican front-runner (above in special) then said he is a 'counter puncher,' and any bullying comments he might make are just a response to attacks on him

Must see TV: Kelly (above in special) said her interview with Trump will be 'uncomfortable' to watch but that viewers will get to see a new side of the Republican front-runner

The visit to Good Morning America also gave Kelly a chance to talk about what Trump needs to do win the election and how he is perceived by female voters.

'I think Republican women have warmed a little to Trump, although his unfavorables even with Republican women are still unusually high,' said Kelly.

She then pointed out that Romney lost to President Obama by 11 points with women in the 2012 election, saying that Trump would likely have to narrow that gap if he wants to win.

Kelly explained that Trump is performing so strongly among white men in the election that he could potentially make up the difference though if he loses the female vote by even that much.

'I think what the [Trump] campaign is saying is that women don’t vote based on women’s issues, and I think with the Republican women that’s true,' said Kelly.

'They don’t vote on abortion or birth control or one of these other traditional issues that Democrats try to tout.'

Kelly added however: 'It remains to be seen whether they will vote or it will impact their vote to have a candidate who speaks in the way that Trump does and has for most of his lifetime about women.'

When asked by host George Stephanopoulos about Trump's comments about women, Kelly said: 'His defense is, "Look, I said a lot of that stuff when I was an entertainer, when I was doing Celebrity Apprentice or [being] a playboy around Manhattan," but of course the truth is he said a lot of those comments within the past year.'

Stephanopoulos then interrupted and said to Kelly that she in particular had been a part of some of those comments.

'I've been on the receiving end of a few,' said Kelly.

She later said to Stephanopulis: 'As you know as a journalist you don’t want to be the story you want to cover the story.'

Analysis: Kelly (above speaking with George Stephanopoulos on Monday) also spoke about Trump's chances of winning the presidential election and how female voters perceive him

Despite their history, Trump and Kelly both had nothing but positive things to say about one another in People last week.

In that interview, Kelly spoke about meeting Trump at his Fifth Avenue penthouse to try and convince him to do her upcoming special following some of the less than kind things he has said about her in the press.

'He could not have been more gracious. He was very complimentary and kind,' said Kelly.

Trump meanwhile said of the Fox News host: 'I have great respect for the fact that Megyn was willing to call me. Few people would have been able to do that.'

He then went on to shower her with praise, saying: 'She has natural showbiz ability with unlimited potential. I know people will enjoy [the interview].'

Kelly also revealed what she thinks will be the highlight of the interview.

'I think the most electric moment will be when I ask him about this past year and what's happened between the two of us,' said Kelly.

'It's one thing to have somebody else ask him about what he's done and it's quite another to have me ask him.

'I think people want to see that.'

Kelly shared the first clip of the pair's highly anticipated interview when she appeared on Live With Kelly and Michael earlier that week.

'You seemed to stay angry for months. Was that real or was that strategy?' asked Kelly in the clip.

'Well, I'm a real person. I don't say, "Oh gee I'm angry tonight but tomorrow you're my best friend,"' said Trump.

'See I do have a theory though when somebody does it... Look, it could happen with us again. It could be even doing this particular interview.

'I have great respect for you that you were able to call me and say, "Look, let's get together and let's talk."

'To me, I would not have done that.'