Video: Trump's Many Conflicting Stories Of His Whereabouts On 9/11

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While running for president, Trump claimed that he helped rescue people from the rubble of the Twin Towers on 9/11.

Donald Trump has offered three competing stories for what he was doing on 9/11:

Trump claimed that he helped rescue people from the rubble of the Twin Towers on 9/11.
Trump claimed that he saw Muslims celebrate 9/11 on tops of roofs.
On 9/11, Trump called into local news station UPN 9 and failed to mention that either 1 or 2 occurred, but he did brag about having the tallest building in lower Manhattan due to the destruction of the towers.

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