Donald Trump Flips Out At Democrats' Mocking Montages With Massive Self-Own
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Critics ridiculed the former president — who just this week called himself "Honest Don" — over his "desperate" spin on videos played in Congress.
Donald Trump drew mockery online for how he responded to supercuts of his verbal slip-ups, gaffes and forgetfulness that Democrats aired during a congressional hearing this week.
The former president ranted on his Truth Social platform late Tuesday that artificial intelligence “was used by them against me in their videos,” which played during former special counsel Robert Hur’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee.
“Can’t do that Joe!” the four-times-indicted Trump said, referring to his successor in the White House, Joe Biden.
But the former president ― who on Monday nicknamed himself “Honest Don” ― offered no evidence to support his claim about AI in the clips, all of which featured real footage.
Hur had been called on to explain his recent report on Biden’s retention of classified materials after his vice presidency, in which he characterized Biden as “well-meaning” but “with a poor memory” — comments that were pounced on by the right to argue that Biden isn’t fit for office.
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