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Trump speaks of new ‘N-word,’ compares himself to Al Capone in off-script moment at rally
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1:21Now PlayingThere’s a new “N-word” on Donald Trump’s mind, and it doesn’t even start with the letter N.
The Republican frontrunner in the race for his old job lashed out at his mounting legal woes during a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan Saturday.
“My whole life I didn’t know what the N-word— I didn’t know what indictment meant,” Trump quipped at one point, veering off script.
“[I] got indicted more than Alphonse Capone, Scarface,” he added, repeating a favorite line. “I’m just doing something for incredible people — it’s called the American people…It doesn’t bother me.”
President Biden’s campaign quickly highlighted the apparent slip-up as it attempted to deflect attention from concerns about the incumbent president’s age and string of verbal flubs amid a damning special counsel report that slammed his mental sharpness.
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