Local TV Station Catches Donald Trump In A Lie About 'Never Coming Back'
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Minnesota's KSTP juxtaposed the former president's fresh denial to a reporter with what he actually said.
A Minnesota TV station brought the receipts to counter yet another lie from Donald Trump.
In a segment that aired last week that is now going viral on social media, KSTP’s Tom Hauser reminded the former president of when he vowed in 2020 to “never to come back to Minnesota” if he lost the state to President Joe Biden in that year’s election.
“Is this a signal that you think you have a realistic chance to win the state of Minnesota in 2024?” Hauser then asked the presumptive GOP nominee, who appeared at the state GOP’s Lincoln Day fundraiser on Friday.
Trump replied, “Well, I never said I’d never come back. I never even thought of that.”
Trump then said he thinks he won the state in 2020 “easily.” He didn’t and actually lost by more than 7 percentage points.
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