President Trump on Friday denied knowing that the word “Shylock” is seen as an antisemitic slur after using it at a rally in Iowa while extolling the tax perks of his One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Trump denies knowing ‘Shylock’ was antisemitic slur after using it at rally: ‘Never heard it that way’
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July 04, 2025
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