“Hi, Clint. How are you?” This is how Donald Trump’s ten-minute phone conversation begins. The former American president thought that his interlocutor was the actor and director Clint Eastwood, but in reality he was live on a Canadian radio station speaking with Jason Rockman, singer of the heavy metal band Slaves on Dope and host of the station in question. .
The musician did not give up and confirmed that he is the famous western who supported Donald Trump in the race for the White House. Clint (or Jason) wanted to talk to the former president of the United States about what he called “justice in disguise.”
Much of the conversation focused on the various judicial proceedings in which Trump is involved, which the former head of state considers “unacceptable” and shows confidence in victory in court.
In addition to legal victories, Donald Trump also shows confidence in a political victory, specifically in the polls for the White House, boasting that he is the only former president accused of a crime to lead the polls. Then, he boasts about the work he says he did when he held the American Presidency.
Meanwhile, Sebastien Trudel, also a radio host, joins the call posing as martial arts fighter Georges St. Pierre, proposing a fight to raise money for the Trump campaign. The former president considers it a good idea and, suddenly, the truth: “Now you are on the radio.”
With the hoax unmasked, Trump says the call sounded a bit fake and reveals that he has been the butt of similar pranks in the past, without ever seeming upset about being duped.
The announcers got the number of the former president of the United States, because one of them went to the reception of one of Trump’s golf clubs and asked to speak with him. The employee then put them in touch.
Source: TSF
