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Former butler for Trump discusses controversial comments on Obama

By Palm Beach Post
June 8, 2016

The former butler of Donald Trump didn't offer any apologies or regret about his recent controversial comments toward President Barack Obama.

Anthony "Tony" Senecal appeared at a meeting of the Gold Coast Tiger Bay Club at City Fish Market, Wednesday, in Boca Raton, Florida.

At the meeting, Senecal spoke highly of Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee, and was unapologetic regarding recent controversial comments toward President Barack Obama.

Senecal also addressed the controversy surrounding alleged racist comments that Trump made about a Mexican-American judge.

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