Paul Krassner claims Irwin Corey predicted Trump assassination and cites alleged diplomatic mission with Fidel Castro
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The passage offers vague, unverified anecdotes linking a deceased comedian to a claim about a future political assassination and a supposed informal diplomatic interaction with Fidel Castro. It lacks Irwin Corey allegedly told a friend he believed "Trump will be assassinated soon" shortly before his Krassner recounts a 1996 video where Corey’s son presented Fidel Castro with California pistachios
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