President Trump went off on the New York Times, fact-checking their reporting about the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and his account of the aftermath of the attacks, which the outlet described as "evolving and "often disputed." The Times published a story claiming that Trump was never at ground zero, citing comments from retired New York Fire Department deputy chief Richard Alles that he "never witnessed [Trump]." It also centered around Trump's comments at Tuesday's Steel Across America event on the White House Ellipse, arguing the President "left the impression that he had been at the site in the immediate aftermath," and that "two large firefighters picked him up and took him to safety." Meanwhile, left-wing independent journalist and clip farmer Aaron Rupar said in an X post, "Trump claims he was basically lifted out of the rubble on 9/11." Trump told the crowd that the United States Steel Building, now known as 1 Liberty Plaza, "was creaking, really creaking, and we thought it was going to fall down." He continued, "And I’ll never forget two firemen.

The post (VIDEO) Trump Goes Off on the New York Times for Denying He Was at Ground Zero After 9/11 – Slams “Maggot Hagerman” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.