Eric Trump BUSTED Lying About New York Crime To Protect His Dad

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Eric Trump is doing everything he can to excuse his father's actions that led to the indictment in New York, and as usual, he is failing miserably. On Thursday and Friday, Eric made appearances on Fox News and Newsmax, respectively, where he told a similar story on each network. But he changed multiple details from appearance to appearance, causing Twitter to erupt with laughter over his lies. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Poor Eric Trump just wants to get some headache medicine, but for the love of God in the city of New York, he just can't seem to make it happen. On Thursday, the day that the indictments against his father were announced, Eric Trump went on Fox News to talk about how difficult it is for him to buy headache medicine at cvs. So here's Eric Trump talking about Advil at cvs and pay close attention to everything he says. Here it is.

Beat us every single day. And this is a city I spent a lot of time in Europe that is falling apart. I went into literally CVS the other day, and you can't buy Tylenol because it's locked behind these glass counters because there's so much theft and there's so much looting, there's so much homelessness and crime, but yet their attention is going after Donald Trump little

Girl. So it's interesting, as I said, you gotta pay attention to every word the guy says. Cuz he said yesterday I was at C V s and I couldn't buy Advil. Interesting story. But then the very next day on Friday, March 31st, Eric Trump went on Newsmax where he talked about how the other day he went into a different pharmacy to buy a different headache medicine and was met with the same results. So here is Eric Trump on newsmax, mixing up the story that he had told just 24 hours prior. Here he is

In New York City, homeliness is, is is through the roof. I went into Dwayne Reed the other day, and literally, you can't buy Advil in Dwayne Reed without having somebody come up with a key and unlock, you know, those little plastic things that you pick up because there's so much looting in the city.

So he couldn't buy the Tylenol odd cvs, he couldn't get the Advil at Dwayne Reed. All because it's all under lock and key. And I gotta tell you, there isn't a single part of me that believes that Eric Trump was just marching himself down the streets of Manhattan, going from drugstore to drugstore trying to find headache medicine. He clearly got his story all mixed up and turned around. Maybe his advisors said, Hey, CVS doesn't play well switch it to Dwayne Reid, Bo. People don't like Tyler. I'll switch it to Advil. The kid is lying about that even happening. I think we could all agree on that part. Your story wouldn't change that much in 24 hours if you were telling the truth. Now, I'm not saying that in New York City you don't see, uh, you know, uh, Advil, Thailand, all those kinds of things behind lock and key.

By the way, that's not uncommon that that's actually a thing that's happened all across the country in many areas for, for many decades now. I mean, hell, Eric, if you think that's bad, trying to get a bottle of Tylenol. Have you ever tried to get a razor blade? Yeah, you gotta get like the store manager to come in and unlock those things. And it's been that way since the year 2000, no matter where you are in the country. But the bigger point, of course, is that Eric Trump is trying to exonerate his father by implying that people shoplifting Advil and Tylenol is somehow worse than what his dad did, right? He wants the Manhattan District Attorney to be going after petty theft of under $10 instead of going after his dad for potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraud, depending on what the indictments say.