Donald Trump hired prostitutes to pee in beds Obamas slept in, US President-elect to hold PC today
Los Angeles : US President-elect Donald Trump once again came to limelight for all the wrong reasons after a leaked and unverified dossier made a series of allegations about him including that he watched prostitutes perform golden showers in a bed the Obamas slept in.
The dossier prepared by a former British intelligence agent also claims about the US President-elect’s ties to Russia and the Kremlin.
The news has been called ‘fake’ by the Republicans and a two-page synopsis has been handed to the billionaire, as well as Barack Obama.
The key allegations have not yet been verified or falsified but has been making rounds for some time now.
The claims include:
- Russians have exclusive footage of him watching prostitutes perform a golden shower on a hotel bed in Moscow the Obamas slept in.
- The bed was used by the President and First Lady ‘whom he hated’.
- Russia has been supporting, cultivating and assisting Trump for ‘at least five years’.
- For their own means, Russia exploited Trump’s personal obsessions and sexual perversion’ in order to compromise him
Reports claim that US intelligence officials consider British intelligence operative’s work to be ‘credible’, however, Trump was quick to debunk the allegations as false by tweeting that they were ‘fake news’ and a total political witch hunt.
Trump’s aides have been refuting and quashing the rumors too with special counsel Michael Cohen tweeting that tweeted that he had never been to Prague in his life.
He made his responses in claims to his allegations in the dossier he met with Kremlin representatives there.
Another Trump aide, counselor Kellyanne Conway hit back at the allegations by saying, “I have to say as an American citizen… we should be concerned that intelligence officials leaked to the press but won’t go and tell the president-elect or the President of the United States himself, Mr Obama, what the information is. They would rather go tell the press.”
The Russian government denied unverified reports that it has compromising information about Donald Trump, dismissing the claims as a "total hoax" on Wednesday. The Kremlin denied the allegations this morning, calling them a ‘total bluff’.
Trump is due to hold a press conference in New York later today where he is expected to make some comment on the allegations.
