Trump shares a media post on Truth Social
Trump truth Social post containing 2 videos. Video transcript Oh, man. I got business tonight. Watch the prisoner till morning. Hm. Listen up. The new guy put hands on the sergeant. Make the new guy's night hell. Hurt the new guy, go home at sunrise.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Oh, man. I got business tonight. Watch the prisoner till morning. Hm. Listen up. The new guy put hands on the sergeant. Make the new guy’s night hell.
Donald J. Trump shared a video on Truth Social depicting a dramatic confrontation inside a correctional facility. The clip shows characters discussing turning off security cameras and organizing an assault on a new inmate.
Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Oh, man. I got business tonight. Watch the prisoner till morning. Hm. Listen up. The new guy put hands on the sergeant. Make the new guy’s night hell. Hurt the new guy, go home at sunrise. Charges dropped? The Hall camera sees everything. I’m shutting the camera off. You heard the deal, new guy? I heard it. Big man sitting in my spot. You deaf, new guy? Now get down on them knees for me. You put your hand on my face. Nobody gets to do that. So walk away and sit down. Or what, big man? Or you leave on a stretcher. I’ll count to three. One. Go on, count. Two. Now you sit down. Where’s the new guy? Don’t. Open this door! Camera’s off, officer. You can’t leave me in here!
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