CSPAN debunks theory that Trump called under pseudonym to rail against Supreme Court

C-SPAN put the rumors to rest after a convincing Trump impersonator called in to criticize the Supreme Court.

The network released a statement on Sunday, addressing the caller from Virginia by the name John Barron, who phoned in to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to block the president’s sweeping tariff policies.

Many viewers noticed that Barron’s voice and cadence were almost identical to Trump’s and were convinced he called under a pseudonym.

But C-SPAN said the president was far too busy at the time to pick up the phone.

‘Because so many of you are talking about Friday’s C-SPAN caller who identified himself as “John Barron,” we want to put this to rest: it was not the president,’ their statement read.

‘The call came from a central Virginia phone number and came while the president was in a widely covered, in-person White House meeting with the governors.

‘Tune into C-SPAN for the actual president at the State of the Union Address on Tuesday night.’

Host Greta Brawner spoke to multiple viewers – including ‘John Barron’ – on Friday about the Supreme Court’s controversial ruling.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15583665/CSPAN-Trump-supreme-court-tariffs.html

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