colfax_m
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False memory. hahahahahaha, the stations hid all of their footage and coverage. There are some interesting suggestions in this link.ahhhhh so you think he doesn't watch the streets from which he lived to view it out a window like he said? you think he watched tv. Well there is your mistake, he never said he saw it on tv, he said he saw it on the street. you do know the difference right? I'm hoping so anyway. Color me surprised if you don't.How could have he counted them if it wasn’t ever on TV? You know, the other half of the lie?You think he counted them? hahahaahahahaha see, you just wish to say he lied to say he lied I guess. Me, I don't have to point at exaggerations and tell someone they lied. See that happens everyday, in every situation. you must get exhausted screaming liar at everyone.Well, Trump claimed it was thousands and thousands of people and that he saw it on TV. So as you see, it’s quite fundamental to the lie that it was well covered in television. It wasn’t covered in TV. It wasn’t thousands of people.
This is what I mean. The bending of reality to fit Trump’s lie.
BTW, but hearsay is accurate with you all. We now know that.
He never said he saw it in TV? Perhaps you should read your own links.
STEPHANOPOULOS: “You know, the police say that didn’t happen and all those rumors have been on the Internet for some time. So did you misspeak yesterday?”
TRUMP: “It did happen. I saw it.”
STEPHANOPOULOS: “You saw that…”
TRUMP: It was on television. I saw it.
STEPHANOPOULOS: “…with your own eyes?”
TRUMP: “George, it did happen.”
Oops. We know Trump was in Manhattan on 9/11, you want me to believe he took a casual stroll to New Jersey that day?
Just admit he lied. It would be good for your soul.
Trump Insists He Witnessed Cheering Muslims on 9/11
"Even President Bush suffered a false memory of what he saw on television the day of the September 11, 2001, attacks.
Bush recalled more than once how he saw the first plane hit the north of the World Trade Center before he entered a classroom in Florida, where his reaction to the devastating attacks was forever captured on television cameras.
“In reality, he had been told that a plane had hit the building, but had not seen it — there was no live footage of the plane hitting the tower,” the two professors wrote.
As it turns out, muddled memories about the events of (and days after) 9/11 appeared to be exceptionally common among all Americans, not just the people stumping for a nomination. A 6 September 2011 Skeptic article (titled “How Accurate Are Memories of 9/11? Recollections of the circumstances of how we first heard of the 2001 terrorist attacks may feel extraordinarily vivid and true, but they are flawed”) examined long-term research into “flashbulb memories” of the event."
This is what I saw and listened to.
Video: Donald Trump Doubles Down on Claim He Saw Muslims Celebrating After 9/11
False memories are an interesting topic. I think that’s probably quite legitimately the real explanation. This is the same as Clinton dodging sniper fire in Bosnia and Brian Williams helicopter ride in Iraq.
But there’s a difference between Trump, Clinton and Williams. When confronted with the falsehood, Clinton and Williams admitted it. Trump dug in. He maintained that he was telling the truth. Then his supporters, like you, bend reality to fit to his statement. That’s what’s so troubling.