Typically, the postmarks appear on the outside of the envelope and do not include a “date received” but King has no envelope. He’s just reading the letter or a copy of it. It is not a typewritten letter as struggles to read the original handwriting and even has Trump lean in to verify a word he couldn’t make out. How would Larry King know what date Trump RECIEVED a letter let alone still need to LOOK AT THE DATE PRINTED ON THE LETTER to confirm it?
Larry King says it was “received by Trump” then proceeds to read the date on the top of letter. “September, August...JULY 19th”. King asks Trump, “Your father past away in July?” That’s correct...” replies Trump (obviously meant to move on from the date discrepancies).
It just seems strange that they’d emphasize a “date received” (not a date written) yet gloss over his own father’s date of death. While that’s was an odd segment and could be dismissed, it seemed as if Trump caught the misstep and moved the conversation away from what he wouldn’t want given further attention.
Sorry, your wild speculation doesn’t really interest me.
You were wrong; I proved you were wrong.
But obviously that won’t stop you from spreading crap.
Now that I know you peddle bullsh!t, I’ll ignore you from this point forward.