- Christie wrote that Trump was “mad with anger” at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner.
- As we all know, Obama criticized Trump for actively propagating racist “born born” conspiracy theories.
- “I talked to Donald after dinner,” Christie said. “He was angry, as if I had never seen him before.”
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Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wrote that former President Donald Trump was “outraged” at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner when President Barack Obama attacked him for propagating racist “born born” conspiracy theories.
At the annual dinner in Washington, Obama Famous joke Since his long birth certificate was published, Trump may turn to other heinous conspiracy theories. Trump, then the host of the NBC “Celebrity Apprentice” program, sat in the audience and glared.
“It’s both fascinating and unbearable,” Christie, who also attended the dinner, wrote in his book “Republican Rescue: Saving the Party from Truth Deniers, Conspiracy Theorists, and Dangerous Policies.” Saw Obama’s barbecue and Trump’s reaction to Joe Biden. “”[Obama] People who have been questioning his right to be president have never looked away from him. He showed no mercy to Donald Trump. ”
Christie said Trump was very angry after the incident. Some speculate that the night of public humiliation fueled Trump’s desire to run for president four years later.
“I talked to Donald after dinner,” Christie said. “He was angry, as if I had never seen him before. Madly angry.”
Christie criticized Trump in his book Active promotion Trump pushed the birth conspiracy theory until September 2016 and wrote that it “paved the way for waves of other conspiracies, crazy fantasies, far-fetched assertions, strange allegations, and outright lies. ”
He added: “This shows that personal lies, even if they are clearly refuted, can still cause political damage. A lie, even a dishonorable lie, will never really disappear.”
But even though what Christie wrote was Trump’s obvious lie, when he became one of the first outstanding Republican politicians to support his 2016 presidential campaign, Christie brought Trump an important political impetus.
