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Trump Turned Violent When Angry, Aide Says
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2:02Now PlayingCassidy Hutchinson testified about a pattern of violence with Trump when he was angry. Meadows said Trump thought Mike Pence deserved to be hanged, after hearing about chants from rioters to hang the vice president, she said.
She also said several times he flipped the table cloth to dump dishes on the floor or threw plates when he was angry.
On one occasion, Trump was so enraged that he threw his lunch at the wall after seeing an interview published in the Associated Press with Attorney General William Barr saying there was no evidence of widespread fraud, Hutchinson said.
Hutchinson saw a shattered plate and ketchup dripping down the wall and helped Trump’s valet clean up the mess after Trump erupted after seeing the Barr interview published on Dec. 1, 2020. Barr resigned from the administration later that month.
Trump, in a social media post, denied throwing any food or saying Pence deserved violence.
“I NEVER SAID, “MIKE PENCE DESERVES IT (to be hung). Another made up statement by a third rate social climber!” Trump said on Truth Social.
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