California Democrat Makes Breakthrough Revelation In Trump's Wild Helicopter Story
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Nate Holden, a former Los Angeles city councilman, said Trump confused him with another politician in his state.
A California Democrat said he believes Donald Trump confused him with former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown after the former president shared a wild story on Thursday about a helicopter ride with Brown that resulted in an “emergency landing.”
“Willie is the short Black guy living in San Francisco, I’m a tall Black guy living in Los Angeles,” said Nate Holden, who served as a Los Angeles city councilman and California state senator, in an interview with Politico on Friday.
“I guess we all look alike.”
Trump, in a rambling press conference at Mar-a-Lago, claimed he went “down in a helicopter” with Brown and thought it was “the end.” He added that it was “not a pleasant landing” and Brown was “a little concerned” at the time.
Brown, 90, later disputed the claim and called Trump “obviously wrong.”
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