Tell Boss La Pierre you are in bad need of a new canard.

"The entire gun-free zone claim is a right-wing canard.
But these references of "gun-free zones" represent a red herring because they rely on the assumption that more people carrying guns would stop mass shootings, when in reality there is no evidence to support such claims.
The overwhelming majority of mass shootings actually occur where guns are allowed to be carried. And according to an analysis of 62 public mass shootings over a 30 year period conducted by Mother Jones, not a single shooting was stopped by a civilian carrying a firearm. Mother Jones also found that gunmen do not choose to target locations because guns are not allowed, but rather other motives typically exist for choice of location, such as a workplace grievance."

https://crooksandliars.com/2015/10/lay-gun-free-zone-canard-rest-please

This one is a made up story:
"In 1995, a motorist stopped to help Trump"

"Eyebrows should have been raised by this tale, as even twenty years ago it was a recognized urban legend told about many other celebrities. Casting doubt on the notion that it subsequently became true was the lack of checkable details provided by Trump’s people when it hit the news in 1996:

In fact, back in 1997, when the Donald Trump version of the tale was still relatively new, Trump’s office was actively denying its truthfulness:

The story also fails the plausibility check: wouldn’t the driver of the limousine be able to change a tire on his own, or at least be able to make a cell phone call to AAA for assistance with a minor mechanical problem? Trump’s first wife, Ivana, could — and indeed did — change a tire when sidelined with a flat; it’s surprising Trump’s chauffeur lacked this skill yet kept his job."


http://www.snopes.com/luck/trump.asp