Mark Fisher, whose recent endorsement of former President Donald Trump is making waves, hesitantly answered a phone call from a number he didn't recognize–and was astounded when he heard the caller announce: "This is Donald Trump."
During a brief call on Nov. 28, the former president thanked Mr. Fisher for his support and asked whether he was getting backlash for it.
"I told him that I create my own narrative, so that doesn't bother me," Mr. Fisher recounted for The Epoch Times on Nov. 29.
He granted an interview after a reporter informed him that President Trump had just mentioned the conversation in a post on Truth Social.
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- 11.29.23
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- 11/30/2023
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