Update: Donald Trump and 9/11, 25 years of invented memories
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The American president said he was rescued by firefighters near the World Trade Center. The report also specifies that since 2001, he has not ceased to present himself as a privileged witness to the attacks, appropriating scenes that he did not experience.
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