Trump claims Willie Brown told him ‘terrible things’ about Harris on a near-fatal helicopter ride. He says every part of the story is fiction

Donald Trump has claimed that Willie Brown, the former San Francisco mayor and ex-partner of Kamala Harris, told him some “terrible things” about her during a near-death experience on a helicopter ride.

Now, the former has spoken out to reveal that every part of the story is “fiction”.

According to Brown, there were no critical comments about Harris, no near-fatal crash – and, in fact, no helicopter ride whatsover.

During his lie-filled press conference at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday afternoon – his first public briefing since Harris picked Tim Walz to join her on the Democratic ticket – the former president recounted what now appears to be a tall tale about a helicopter ride he claims he once took with Brown.

In the rambling story, Trump claimed that he and 90-year-old Brown – who briefly dated Harris in the mid-1990s – thought the helicopter was going to crash and were forced to make an emergency landing.

“Well, I know Willie Brown very well. In fact, I went down in a helicopter with him. We thought, maybe this is the end,” Trump said.

“We were in a helicopter going to a certain location together, and there was an emergency landing.”

Despite fearing they were near death, the Republican presidential nominee claimed that Brown took that moment to slander his former lover.

“This was not a pleasant landing, and Willie, he was – he was a little concerned. So I know him pretty well. I mean, I haven’t seen him in years. But he told me terrible things about [Kamala Harris],” Trump continued.

Not long after Trump had finished speaking, Brown rubbished every single aspect of his story from the helicopter ride together to him criticizing Harris.

“I’ve never done business with Donald Trump, let’s start with that,” Brown told KRON4.

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