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I think this is the second time that Trump has cheated death. The first time, as I detail in my book, The Making of the President 2016, How Donald Trump Orchestrated a Revolution, details that in the 80s, President Donald Trump, then businessman Donald Trump, was scheduled to fly from New York to Atlantic City by helicopter,
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in this particular case, using a leased helicopter because Trump's own helicopter was in for service. Trump was scheduled to fly to Atlantic City with all of the top executives of his casino development and management company. At the last minute, I called Trump from Washington asking to see him on an urgent matter pertaining to
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upcoming currency transaction rules at the Treasury Department, and he decided that he would wait for me to meet with him in New York and that the helicopter would proceed to New Jersey, then come back and pick him up and take him to Atlantic City later. I jumped immediately. In those days, you didn't need a ticket.

This Was Not The First Time Donald Trump Narrowly Escaped Death...

Back in 1989, Donald Trump nearly came to an untimely end - but God clearly had other plans...

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On Sunday, during a special edition my Rumble daily show, The StoneZONE, I discussed the failed assassination attempt against President Donald Trump, and spoke about a lesser-known time Trump narrowly escaped death.

It was 1989. I was working for then-businessman Trump as a lobbyist. Little did I know when I requested a last minute meeting at his Manhattan office on an urgent business matter, it very likely saved his life…

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I felt this powerful moment from that show is something my subscribers here at Stone Cold Truth should see — so please find that clip above.

If you would rather read about it, you can find a clipping from my book, The Making of the President 2016, which details that near-death moment, below:

“In 1989, I was working for Donald Trump as a lobbyist in Washington handling currency transaction rules that his casinos were subject to. I believed I had worked out regulatory language acceptable to the regulators, subject to Donald’s approval. I called Donald at his office asking if I could jump what was then the Eastern shuttle from DC to New York and meet him at noon in his Manhattan office.

Donald told me he couldn’t meet because he was leaving for Atlantic City with a group of his executives by helicopter. I convinced him to wait for me, sending the executives on ahead and having the chopper return to pick up Trump and bring him to Atlantic City later.

Shortly after I was ushered into Donald’s office, his ashen-faced assistant Norma Foederer told Donald that New Jersey State Police Superintendent Clint Pagano was on the phone. Trump put him on the speaker. “I’m sorry to say that the helicopter your company chartered crashed in the pinelands and everyone aboard was killed.” “Are you certain?” Trump asked. “One hundred percent,” said the veteran cop.

The women at the Trump Organization were openly weeping with Trump losing Steve Hyde and Mark Etess, his two top gaming executives. Hyde was a Mormon with twelve children and a pleasure to work with when I represented the casino company on a few issues.

Donald had Norma place calls to the widows. He spoke to each of them and, in some cases, Trump’s call about their husband’s death was their first news of the cataclysmic event. While Trump may have booked other appointments after mine, I know that his life was spared to save our Republic and restore our economic vitality.

This was the point at which I realized that Trump had been put on Earth for this larger purpose. This was the point that I realized he would be President.”

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God was clearly looking out for then-business man Trump, knowing he had a larger purpose in life he needed to fulfill, just as he did over the weekend at his Pennsylvania rally.

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Chief Wolf's avatar

UNITE WITH GOD AND JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR FOR ONE NATION UNDER GOD, PRAY AND PREPARE

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William Pierce's avatar

Thank you for that story, Roger.

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Dory Wiley's avatar

God governs in the affairs of man.

- Ben Franklin

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April Hunter's avatar

There have been rumors that there were as many as 27 failed attempts on #45's life. And yes, YHWH does have his hand of protection on this man.

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John Ott's avatar

Wow

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The Truth About Cancer's avatar

Wow Roger! This is amazing. I did not know about this incident. Clearly God has more for both DJT and you to do. And there is no shortage of good that needs to be done for America. Keep up the great work. 🇺🇸

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upcoming currency transaction rules at the Treasury Department, and he decided that he would wait for me to meet with him in New York and that the helicopter would proceed to New Jersey, then come back and pick him up and take him to Atlantic City later. I jumped immediately. In those days, you didn't need a ticket.