Former first lady Barbara Bush said Friday that she doesn’t understand how women can vote for Donald Trump after his attacks on Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.

Mrs. Bush sat alongside her son, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, in an interview on “CBS This Morning,” where the two attacked Mr. Trump as misogynistic and vulgar after he recently used the word “s–” onstage during a campaign rally.

“I don’t think a president would have ever shouted profanities in a speech in front of thousands of people with kids in the crowd. He does it all the time,” said Mr. Bush, the former governor of Florida.

“Yes, I mean unbelievable,” Mrs. Bush responded.

His mother lambasted Mr. Trump for his ongoing attacks Ms. Kelly, including comments widely interpreted as referring to her menstrual cycle, Reuters reported.

“I don’t know how women can vote for someone who said what he said about Megyn Kelly,” Mrs. Bush said. “It’s terrible. And we knew what he meant, too.”

Jeb Bush also attacked rival Marco Rubio as lacking experience.

“We are electing a president, not a back-bencher in the United States Senate, so you better be ready to lead. You better be ready and have the experience of making a tough decision,” he told CBS. “There are people running who are gifted orators. But they’ve never done anything in their life that would lead to believe they can make a tough decision.”

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