'Deranged' Trump ridiculed as he reenacts karate fight from alleged Jan 6 limo incident while dismissing Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Donald Trump performed a dramatic reenactment of his alleged altercation with a Secret Service agent during the January 6 Capitol Hill insurrection at his first press conference following the hush money conviction. 

A New York jury found the former president guilty of all 34 criminal counts of falsifying New York business records in the hush money case on Thursday, May 30. 

Donald Trump rips Cassidy Hutchinson's January 6 testimony at first press conference after hush money conviction

Trump's Friday morning press conference contained several startling moments, including a reenactment of the alleged altercation as told by his former White House aide, Cassidy Hutchinson, to Congress.

She testified that she had been informed of a physical confrontation between the then-president and a Secret Service agent over control of the presidential limousine's steering wheel.

Even though Trump denies that such an incident ever happened, he offered his supporters a dramatization of what the scuffle might have looked like had it actually occurred, as per RadarOnline.

He remarked, "So, they have a testimony to all of that, that I did not attack the Secret Service agent in the front of the car. You know, these are strong people. And I supposedly went to the driver, and I grabbed him around the neck! And he rebuffed me!”

"And then I went to the other guy, who I think is a black belt in karate, and he’s slightly younger than me, maybe 35 years, 40 years, 50 years," said the ex-POTUS as he proceeded with his karate reenactment, adding, "And I grabbed him around the neck."

"He’s a black belt in karate. They know how to get somebody from around their neck. They would have gone like this and that would be the end of that!" further expressed Trump. 

Donald Trump claims the Biden government destroyed all information related to the January 6 Capitol Hill incident

Trump also stated that he was advised not to contest the story regarding the alleged limo altercation as it portrays him as "the toughest cookie."

"Actually, I had a friend that said you shouldn’t dispute that. That makes you look like the toughest cookie we’ve ever seen. You should have let that go on," claimed the convicted former president, 

Nevertheless, he maintained that the supposed karate altercation did not occur. He also groundlessly stated that the Democrats had erased information related to the January 6, 2021, insurrection at Capitol Hill. 

Trump insisted, "But the fact is, it never happened. It was all made up. And that was proven to be made up. It proved to be a false story. And they deleted and destroyed all of that information, every ounce of it. We’re dealing with a corrupt government. We have a corrupt country.”

Among other things, during his 33-minute press conference, Trump protested his guilty verdict, labeling Judge Juan Merchan, who presided over the hush money trial, a "devil." He also mentioned that his defense team's witnesses were "literally crucified" by the judge for their testimonies during the historic six-week criminal trial.

Internet ridicules Donald Trump as he reenacts Cassidy Hutchinson's January 6 testimony

Soon after the clip of his dramatic reenactment made its way online, netizens wasted no time to troll the ex-POTUS. One wrote, "You can tell for certain that tRump was lying because he claimed to have a friend," and another said, "He's lost his mind."

"Trump keeps repeating the same tired old lies. He has nothing new. He has nothing. He cult followers are all forbidden for asking for any proof and it is starting to wear thin with them. Watch carefully as they all start to turn. In two years 'WOKE' be be a good thing again," opined an individual. 

One person quipped, "Say it under oath," while someone else wrote, "Trump's looking pretty pathetic. And deranged."

"WOW---did he just kick dust in the 34 felony convictions from yesterday to get a jump-start on the next criminal trial? I believe he did. He seems to be anxious to get into that next courtroom. He must need a nap," expressed one more. 

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