Businessman and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump showed on Saturday that he lowers his head for no one.
Trump was the only candidate at the South Carolina GOP debate to not bow his head during a brief moment of silence for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died just hours earlier Saturday.
Scalia, a conservative, was first appointed to the Supreme Court by Ronald Reagan in 1986. He was the court's most prominent originalist, adhering to a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
The five other GOP presidential candidates lowered their heads before the debate in a moment of silence for Scalia. But Trump kept his head up and hands folded.
He eventually closed his eyes, but kept his head up.