Fox News Host's Wild Slip Of The Tongue Turns Into A Suck-Up To Trump
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"I think he might like that nickname," Dana Perino said of the president.
Dana Perino accidentally called Donald Trump “President Truth” on Friday, but apparently thought he deserved the moniker and called him that again ― on purpose.
The Fox News host and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) were discussing what they perceived as California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s downplaying of prayer in response to the Minneapolis church shooting.
Describing something Trump had posted on social media, Perino said, “and President Truth posted this yesterday. President Trump. President Truth also.”
“President Truth,” Johnson agreed.
“I think he might like that nickname,” Perino said.
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