Donald Trump denies New York Times report on his September 11th schedule, calls it "corrupt news"
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, denying The New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman's report that he would miss the 9/11 memorial event at the World Trade Center in New York and instead deliver a speech at the Pentagon. Donald Trump called the report a "fabricated story" and emphasized that the 9/11 memorial event is a "solemn ceremony" where no one would deliver a speech. He also accused the reporter of being a "liar" and a "fake," and mentioned filing lawsuits against The New York Times and the Pulitzer Prize awarding body.
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