George Santos Doubles Down On $700K Campaign ‘Loan’ And Mother’s 9/11 Death

George Santos Doubles Down On $700K Campaign ‘Loan’ And Mother’s 9/11 Death
Rep. George Santos (screen capture)

In a new interview, serial liar Rep. George Santos (R-NY) doubled down on claims that his mother died due to 9/11, dismissed immigration records indicating that she was in Brazil when the attack occurred, and insisted he personally loaned his campaign $700,000.

From Business Insider:

He claimed in a 2021 tweet that “9/11 claimed my mother’s life,” even though his mother, Fatima Devolder, died of cancer in 2016.

Santos has claimed in a new interview with OANN’s Caitlin Sinclair, published Saturday, that he never claimed his mother died on the day of the terror attack, “but that she had died as a result of [them].”

“The toxic dust that permeated throughout Manhattan and my mother being present, downtown Manhattan, that is, was what I was referencing,” Santos. “My mom died in home-hospice in 2016.”

Santos also claims he never authorized “unchecking” a box on his FEC form regarding the infamous $700K loan which indicated whether or not the funds were a personal loan. He has “fiduciaries” for that, you see…

Related: Justice Dept Asks FEC To Pause As Prosecutors Investigate Campaign Funds

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