Willie Brown Threatens To Sue Trump If He 'Keeps It Up' With Wild Helicopter Story
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The former San Francisco mayor told the Republican presidential nominee to keep his name out of his mouth.
Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown (D) isn’t ruling out legal action against Donald Trump on Saturday after the GOP presidential nominee shared a bonkers story that involved him and Brown experiencing a near-helicopter crash.
Brown — who Trump named in the wild tale at a rambling press conference earlier this month — has disputed the former president’s claims that he joined him in a helicopter and denied that he told Trump “terrible things” about Vice President Kamala Harris, who he dated in the mid-1990s.
“If he keeps it up, at some point, I’m going to give him a taste of his own conduct,” Brown told CBS News, adding that “somebody has got to make sure” Trump “stops lying.”
The former San Francisco mayor later pointed to Trump telling The New York Times’ Maggie Haberman that he was “probably going to sue” the paper over its coverage of the story.
The Times reported that the former president, during his phone call with Haberman, “vehemently maintained” that he was in the helicopter with Brown when they experienced an emergency landing despite the former San Francisco mayor’s denial.
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