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Nowhere in its news coverage Monday did The Times challenge the truthfulness of Trump’s account. And it wrote a separate story on Trump’s reaction to Streep’s remarks, in which Trump insisted in an interview with The Times once more that he was not mocking Kovaleski, but merely imitating a flustered reporter who was trying to back away from a story he had written. In its main story of Streep’s speech, it referred to Trump “appearing to mock” a disabled reporter at The Times. This time, however, The Times adopted more of a he-said-she-said approach when it described Trump’s remarks at the rally. Trump, campaigning in 2015 when he made fun of a disabled reporter.

Incidents like these are what have a long-term impact on a candidate’s campaign, as made clear with this Donald Trump video was taken in November 2015.Donald J. Making fun of someone based on their disabilities is not acceptable behavior. This video clearly shows Trump mocking Kovaleski for his medical condition. Though Trump has been accused of saying many objectionable things, this time there is evidence of it. Instead of apologizing for his behavior, Trump has in fact asked Kovaleski, and the newspaper he represents, to apologize to him. The video where Donald Trump mimics the disabled reporter has gone viral, and Trump’s objectionable behavior is out there for all to see. He has even interviewed Trump between 1987-1993 while working for The Daily News. Kovaleski, on the other hand, maintains that he and Trump have been on a first name basis for years, and has met Trump several times. The presidential candidate also claimed that Kovaleski is using his condition to “grandstand”, and Trump does not remember ever meeting him. Trump said that Kovaleski claimed to not remember what he wrote. Though there were numerous calls for Trump to apologize, Trump decided against it. During a rally in South Carolina, Trump imitated Kovaleski’s condition in an exaggerated way, while mocking the reporter. Kovaleski suffers from arthrogryposis, a condition limiting movement in his right arm and hand. Kovaleski had made a passing reference to Trump’s allegations in an article he wrote for the Washington Post, writing that arrests were made that day of people “allegedly seen celebrating the attacks.” However, this claim has largely been debunked, as there is no evidence backing Trump’s claim. Trump had claimed that thousands of Muslims in New Jersey had celebrated when the twin towers collapsed on September 11, 2001. The reporter in question is Serge Kovaleski, a New York Times reporter who had closely followed Trump while writing for The Daily News. The released Donald Trump video clearly shows the presidential candidate making fun of a disabled reporter, and mimicking him. Another case that has come to light is the way Donald Trump mocked a disabled reporter at one of his election rallies. That’s because, more often than not, Trump’s behavior leaves much to be desired. It’s easy to see why some people are very upset with Donald Trump. The video shows Trump in a very poor light. The act has been caught on video, and has gone viral. Instead of apologizing for his behavior, Trump has asked the reporter to apologize to him. Donald Trump mocked a disabled reporter during one of his rallies in South Carolina.