Trump fuels mystery on which ex-president he’s been talking to about Iran
NY Post
WASHINGTON — Could it have been the 45th?
President Trump’s Monday claim that he spoke with one of his predecessors who regretted not attacking Iran stoked continued intrigue on Tuesday after spokespeople for all living ex-presidents denied contact.
“Look, for 47 years, no president was willing to do what I’m doing, and they should have done it a long time ago,” Trump said during a Monday afternoon meeting of the Trump-Kennedy Center board.
“And yet every president knew. I’ve spoken to a certain president, who I like, actually, a past president, a former president. He said, ‘I wish I did it, I wish I did,’ but they didn’t do it. I’m doing it.”
Taken at face value, Trump’s statement left only four options: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
Context clues hinted heavily that it was Clinton.
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