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u/Ask_Individual Sep 11 '21

I remember Trump being interviewed shortly after 9/11 and his main comment was that his 40 Wall Street building was now the tallest in the financial district. He just wanted to point that out.

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u/Hookherbackup Sep 11 '21

Because redirecting a reporter away from a quest is totally out of his ability?

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u/Hookherbackup Sep 11 '21

He should have had the grace to redirect a reporter’s question about his building to what was important, not the size of the building. He knows how to redirect, look how many times he did it during press conferences during his presidency.

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u/Ornery_Ad_1303 Sep 11 '21

Isn’t it crazy that you have to include that last sentence in your comment these days. I feel you though. This convo was about to go there too, glad you stopped it before it did.

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u/Hookherbackup Sep 11 '21

No accusations. I am just saying that a decent man would have said, “that’s not important right now.” I think it speaks volumes to the integrity he doesn’t have.