Donald Trump claims to have been rescued by firefighters after the September 11, 2001 attacks, when one of his buildings was at risk of collapse. However, there is no evidence to support this version of events. Trump's campaign team has not yet presented any evidence to substantiate the narrative that firefighters removed him from the scene. Doubts about the veracity of this story have been growing, especially in contrast to other figures who documented their actions on that day.
Trump has been responding to questions raised about this narrative with social media attacks, rather than presenting concrete evidence. The situation arises at a time when the Republican candidate continues to campaign for the presidential elections. The article does not specify what attacks Trump makes on social media, merely mentioning that he responds in this way to the doubts. This dynamic occurs in a context of an electoral race where every statement from the candidates is scrutinized by opponents and the media.
