​Trump Denies Phony Sexual Assault Allegation, Shames Accuser: 'It's A Disgrace'

     President Donald Trump denied a phony sexual assault allegation on Friday from the politically motivated writer E. Jean Carroll. Carroll falsely accused Trump of raping her in a department store in the mid-1990s.

     Carroll just so happens to be selling her book, "What Do We Need Men For." Carroll obviously lied for political reasons and to sell her book. Carroll might've been paid off by the Democrat Party.

     "False accusations diminish the severity of real assaults. All should condemn false accusations and any actual assault in the strongest possible terms," Trump said.

     "If anyone has information that the Democratic Party is working with Ms. Carroll or New York Magazine, please notify us as soon as possible," Trump said. 

     "The world should know what’s really going on. It is a disgrace and people should pay dearly for such false accusations," Trump added.

     Carroll's false allegation was published on Friday in the New York magazine. Reed Cooper News will not publish Carroll's allegation against Trump because it's not true.