Now Dr. Ben Carson claims he has no relationship with the supplement scam company Mannatech, even though there is abundant video evidence that he shilled for the company, claimed its products cured his prostate cancer, and had a decades-long financial relationship with the company.
Dr. Carson claimed in his book that he was a violent young man. However, no one who grew up with him in Detroit corroborates his story---they all say he was a nerd who wore horn-rimmed glasses and a pocket protector.
He claims he was robbed at gunpoint at a Baltimore Popeye's chicken restaurant. Yet the Baltimore Police Department cannot corroborate his story. In the past, he has claimed he would attack a gunman if one approached him. In the Popeye's story, Carson said he foiled the robber by persuading him to rob someone else. When pressed for details, Carson claimed he wrote about it in one of his books. No such story is included in any of his books.
It also begs the question: why would a self-professed vegetarian be in a Popeye's chicken restaurant?
The lies are catching up to Dr. Ben.
Dr. Carson claimed in his book that he was a violent young man. However, no one who grew up with him in Detroit corroborates his story---they all say he was a nerd who wore horn-rimmed glasses and a pocket protector.
He claims he was robbed at gunpoint at a Baltimore Popeye's chicken restaurant. Yet the Baltimore Police Department cannot corroborate his story. In the past, he has claimed he would attack a gunman if one approached him. In the Popeye's story, Carson said he foiled the robber by persuading him to rob someone else. When pressed for details, Carson claimed he wrote about it in one of his books. No such story is included in any of his books.
It also begs the question: why would a self-professed vegetarian be in a Popeye's chicken restaurant?
The lies are catching up to Dr. Ben.