Trump US President Donald Trump denied knowing a guy called Lil Jon.

 Watching press conferences from the White House almost feels like watching South African parliament on a good day, there is never a dull moment!

You see, in the wake of the US midterm election results, Donald had a room full of journalist who asked him question after question about how well he thinks he has done as president over the last two years.

Trump was caught lying to the media again, when he was asked about his alleged racist remarks towards rapper Lil Jon who just happened to have featured on his reality show The Apprentice.

A reporter brought up the racial slurs allegations that surfaced in 2016, where it was reported by the The Daily Beast that Trump had called the rapper "Uncle Tom" even after several producers asked him to stop.

Trump's response? He was pretty much like "Sorry? Who dat? Don't know him!"

POTUS on claim that he called Lil Jon "Uncle Tom":

Trump: I don't know who Lil Jon is.

Reporter: He was on 'The Apprentice.'

Trump: Oh I see.. No. I would never do that. I don't use racist remarks and you know what, if I did, you people would have known about it. pic.twitter.com/cBSbCMELCm

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) November 7, 2018

Twitter had slips though and they didn't hold back on proving the president wrong! They even brought snaps of the pair together to jog Trump's memory.

POTUS on claim that he called Lil Jon "Uncle Tom":

Trump: I don't know who Lil Jon is.

Reporter: He was on 'The Apprentice.'

Trump: Oh I see.. No. I would never do that. I don't use racist remarks and you know what, if I did, you people would have known about it. pic.twitter.com/cBSbCMELCm

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) November 7, 2018

#45 called @LilJon “Uncle Tom” instead of “Uncle Sam” repeatedly during this taping of the Apprentice even after being told that it was racially offensive.#Fact pic.twitter.com/zXk8m4U9n5

— OMAROSA (@OMAROSA) November 7, 2018

Told that last night was not a complete victory, Trump says it basically was, then touts the size of his rally crowds in Georgia and Florida which were followed by victories there, then talks about the Senate.

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) November 7, 2018

"Are you Lil Jon?" pic.twitter.com/i0IKf5bteS

— Born Miserable (@bornmiserable) November 7, 2018

There are 2 kinds of people in the world, people who are the reason why Lil Jon is trending and people who are the reason why Little John is trending. pic.twitter.com/RWULgpgEnh

— amber ruffin (@ambermruffin) November 7, 2018