George Conway Reveals The 1 Truth Trump Let Slip Amid His Latest Flurry Of Lies
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The conservative attorney named the "fundamental truth" hidden in Trump's insurrection claims.
Donald Trump attempted to rewrite history over the weekend, falsely claiming in a Fox News interview that his supporters who attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 were “peaceful people” and “great people.” But conservative attorney George Conway ― a longtime critic of Trump and the husband of ex-White House counselor Kellyanne Conway ― said not everything the former president said was a lie. “He actually is uttering one fundamental truth,” Conway said on CNN on Monday. “Which is how he feels about Jan. 6.”
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