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To: puborectalis who wrote (1260478)

9/8/2020 9:11:39 AM

From: locogringo

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This is real...not plagiarized ... see any Biden dinghies?

This is power without violence... people’s power expressed in love for the man they support, @realDonaldTrump ! Why he’s still down in the polls? They must be fake. pic.twitter.com/jNXEB4gaur
— James💧 (@RN_JB7) September 7, 2020

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To: puborectalis who wrote (1260478)	9/8/2020 9:32:06 AM
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9/8/2020 9:40:22 AM

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BOLTON'S MEMOIR UNDERCUTS ATLANTIC CLAIMS

John Bolton denies claim Trump disparaged fallen American soldiers in France: 'Simply false'

Former national security adviser John Bolton disputed the main thesis of The Atlantic's recent report alleging that President Trump disparaged fallen American soldiers in France, calling the claim "simply false" in an appearance on "The Story" Monday.

"According to what that article said, the president made disparaging remarks about soldiers and people buried in the cemetery in connection with the decision for him not to go to the ceremony that was planned that afternoon, and that was simply false," Bolton said.

"I don't know who told the author that, but that was false."

The president canceled the planned 2018 trip to the cemetery for American war dead in France because of the weather and not because of disdain for the slain soldiers, Bolton said, contradicting the report from The Atlantic claiming that Trump described the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery as being "filled with losers."

"I don't know who told the author that, but that was false."

— John Bolton, 'The Story'

foxnews.com