Trump Roasted For 'Amazing Lie' In Courthouse Speech
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MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle said Trump's claim about the area surrounding the courthouse was "categorically FALSE."
Donald Trump was called out for telling another big fib about security outside the Manhattan courthouse where his criminal hush money trial is taking place.
Speaking at the courthouse on Monday, the former president claimed, “Outside looks like it’s supposed to be Fort Knox. There’s more police than I’ve ever seen anywhere because they don’t want to have anyone come down. There’s not a civilian within three blocks of the courthouse.”
That’s not true, according to people who were there.
“This is an amazing lie, even for Trump. There is virtually complete freedom of movement around that courthouse,” conservative attorney George Conway, a vocal Trump critic, posted on X.
MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle said Trump’s claim was “categorically FALSE.”
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