Did Trump let Erica Kirk sue Drusky over viral skit? it’s a fact

But did Trump actually mention the viral video? This is what has been confirmed.

At one point, he was heard saying, “I think you should sue…I told her, you should sue some of these people…” before adding, “Sue their assholes.”*

The remarks were made at a “Happy Easter” lunch at the White House, and Trump appeared to go off script after noticing Kirk in the audience, The Daily Beast reported.

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While the comment drew laughter, Trump did not name anyone or explicitly mention the specific incident or video.

The sketch, which received millions of views, featured a character whose appearance and demeanor led some viewers to believe he resembled Erica Kirk.

However, her identity was not clearly identified in the video.

The similarity prompted some social media users to link Trump’s “indictment” comments to the comedian.

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Also, Ted Cruz Criticized the skitposted: “Under contempt.”

In fact, a rep for the comedian told Newsweek that claims about the cease-and-desist notice are “absolutely false.”

There’s also no verified interaction between Kirk and Druski. The connection appears to be driven primarily by social media speculation rather than proven fact.