The President of the United States, Donald Trump, responded forcefully to the accusations contained in the alleged manifesto of the individual who attempted to assassinate him, categorically rejecting the claims made against him.
During the exchange, Trump described the document as the product of a “sick” individual and firmly denied the allegations, emphasizing that they have no basis and that he has previously been cleared of similar claims.
The president also questioned the decision to read such content aloud, arguing that amplifying unsubstantiated statements only contributes to spreading false narratives. In that regard, he defended his record and rejected what he considers repeated attempts to link him to actions that do not involve him.
Trump further stressed that he has been the target of numerous unfounded accusations over time, reiterating that there is no evidence to support such claims.
His remarks come amid heightened tension following the assassination attempt, where attention has focused not only on security concerns but also on how information and narratives surrounding the incident are handled and presented.
