On 9/11, Trump Bragged That He Now Had The Tallest Building In Lower Manhattan

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On the day the Twin Towers fell, Donald Trump boasted that his lower Manhattan building had become the tallest.

While speaking to UPN 9 (a local New York City station at the time), Donald Trump bragged that his building on 40 Wall Street was now the tallest building in lower Manhattan since the Twin Towers had just been destroyed. This was on 9/11.

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