Eric Trump Accidentally Shreds His Dad With ‘Freudian Slip’ On Fox News
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The Trump scion's latest whine to Sean Hannity went embarrassingly awry.
Eric Trump inadvertently called out his father Donald Trump during an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Wednesday.
The Trump scion argued the media is “absolutely petrified” of his four-times-indicted dad— who he described as the “greatest guy in the world” — and falsely whined it had “been censoring my father since the minute he went down the escalator” to announce his first run for president in 2015.
“Anything they put out, he would censor,” Trump added, a verbal gaffe that critics on X (formerly Twitter) mocked as a “Freudian Slip.”
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