Herewith a Bergdorf Goodman encounter with Donald Trump, sometime in late ’95 or early ’96 when the future President was 49 or 50. Written by advice columnist E. Jean Carroll and currently in the 6.24.19 issue of New York magazine and also in “What Do We Need Men For?: A Modest Proposal” (St. Martin’s Press, 7.2.19):
President Trump on E. Jean Carroll: "It's a totally false accusation. I have absolutely no idea who she is." pic.twitter.com/Z0gw1WwyPx
— The Hill (@thehill) June 22, 2019
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