Trump’s New ‘Sir’ Story Omits Sending Armed Goons To Walz’s Home
Donald Trump regaled the cohosts of Fox’s Gutfeld show with a garbled load of BS about Gov. Tim Walz begging TFG for help in 2020 and P***y Grabber Donnie coming to the rescue. It’s another “sir” story, just without the “sir.” But you know it will be if and when the elderly Trump tells it again:
TRUMP: He called up years ago. I was in the White House, and he said, “My house is being surrounded by people with American flags.” I said, ‘Is that a good thing or a bad thing?’ He said, “I think they're going to attack me.”
This was during the riots and everything. They were MAGA people, you know, they liked the American flag, all right? And they also had Trump - and I said, “How do you know – “ “There’re about 15,000,” he said. “Could you put out a word, like, that I'm your friend.” I don't even know him, but that's the only time I ever spoke to him.
And if you look back long ago, Tweets - before Truth [Social] - Tweets - long ago, I put out a statement. “He's a good man, the governor. He's on our side.” It's - I didn't know him, but I didn't want him to get hurt. And everybody put down their flags and they left. He said it was a miracle.
You can tell from the look on cohost Kat Timpf’s face she was skeptical. But that didn’t stop her from joining in the appreciative laughter with the rest of the cohosts.
“I didn't want him to get hurt,” Trump added, over loud applause from the audience (I’ll bet the producers turned on the applause sign).