Donald Trump has once again falsely claimed he has given $91billion in disaster aid to Puerto Rico, even trying to use a bar chart as evidence.
Trump pulled out the chart and said Puerto Ricans should be 'grateful' for his help as he spoke at a campaign rally in Panama City Beach, Florida on Wednesday night.
The president was promising Floridians that he would give the state $448million in recovery funds for last year's Hurricane Michael when he suddenly brought up Puerto Rico.
'FEMA did a tremendous job here and elsewhere, by the way,' he said. 'They had this, they had Texas, they had Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico got $91billion. I understand they don't like me. It's the most money we've given to anybody.'
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Donald Trump has once again falsely claimed he has given $91billion in disaster aid to Puerto Rico, even trying to use a bar chart as evidence
'We've never given $91billion to a state. We gave it to Puerto Rico,' he continued. 'In fact, I brought a chart. Would you like to see a chart? Very haphazardly, I just happen to have it with me.'
Trump then pulled a standard-sized piece of paper out of his suit jacket, joking he didn't put the chart on a big board because 'that costs the government too much money'.
'But you can all see that!' he exclaimed, holding up the small piece of paper. 'That's Puerto Rico,' he said, pointing at the side of the chart with the tallest bar graph.
'They don't like me,' he repeated. 'And what the Democrats want to do, they want to give more and more and I say, "You know what? I have a great relationship with the people of Puerto Rico, but it hasn't been fair.'
Trump pulled a standard-sized piece of paper out of his suit jacket, joking he
