Trump denies posing as his own spokesman in 1990s

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has denied masquerading as a spokesman for himself in the 1990s after an audio tape was published. The Washington Post says it obtained a 1991 phone conversation between a PR man calling himself John Miller, but sounding like Mr Trump, and a reporter. Mr Trump said the voice on the […]

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has denied masquerading as a spokesman for himself in the 1990s after an audio tape was published.
The Washington Post says it obtained a 1991 phone conversation between a PR man calling himself John Miller, but sounding like Mr Trump, and a reporter.
Mr Trump said the voice on the tape did not belong to him.
Reporters who covered his early career say they regularly spoke to a Trump spokesman sounding exactly like him.
They would hear from the “spokesman”, named as John Miller or John Baron, when asking to interview Mr Trump.