Keith Olbermann, who has been hired and fired over the years for inappropriate behavior, is still at X spreading a Blue Anon conspiracy theory that claims Trump wasn’t shot on July 13th.
The former ESPN personality has followed up a flurry of X posts by claiming there’s “no evidence” that Donald Trump was the target of an assassination attempt. Fox News.
On Sunday, the disgruntled athlete even inexplicably advised Donald Trump to “run away.”
Advice to Trump: Run now.
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) July 22, 2024
On Sunday evening, he also reiterated that Trump was lying about being shot.
“Let me remind you that there is still no evidence that Trump has been hit by a bullet, and there is still plenty of evidence that he is lying,” he said at length.
It’s a reminder that there is still no evidence that Trump has been hit by a bullet, and there is still plenty of evidence that he is lying.
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) July 22, 2024
Former White House physician and current Texas congressman Ronny Jackson released a report alleging the former president was shot in the ear.
However, Olbermann absurdly posted that Jackson is “not a doctor,” a false claim.
Still, Jackson noted that the bullet struck Trump within a quarter of an inch of his head.
“The bullet wound caused a two-centimetre wide wound which reached the cartilage surface of the ear. There was significant bleeding initially and then significant swelling over the entire upper part of the ear. The swelling has since subsided and the wound has started granulating and is healing properly,” the doctor said.
“The ear is rich in blood vessels so there was intermittent bleeding and it needed to be bandaged. The wound itself was wide and blunt so no stitches were needed,” he added.
The former White House physician added that the “bullet passed through” and was “less than a quarter of an inch away from entering” Trump’s head.
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