Well you provided the link, but you neglected to copy and past the exact alleged lie, as per the OP. You made several mistakes. Let’s start with the actual transcript of the speech, which you can see
here.
Remarks by President Trump at Foxconn Facility - June 28, 2018
The Opus Building
Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin
1:14 P.M. CDT
As you can see the talk was 5166 words long. The paragraph I’m pasting below is just 106 words – about 2%, or a fiftieth, of the talk. For a better understanding read the entire transcript. The important parts are in bold:
But I handed it over, Terry — I said, “Terry, this place is such a great place.” You know, I just realized the other day, they told me — when we won the state of Wisconsin, it hadn’t been won by a Republican since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952. Did you know that? And I won Wisconsin. And I like Wisconsin a lot, but we won Wisconsin. (Applause.) And Ronald Reagan — remember, Wisconsin was the state that Ronald Reagan did not win. And that was in 1952. And I’ve gotten to know the people here — they’re incredible. And I said to Terry, “This would be an incredible place.”
So what were your misquotes and mistakes?
1) You quoted him as saying
“hadn’t been won by a Republican c, in 1952"
Instead of
“hadn’t been won by a Republican since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952.”
2) You didn't include "they told me" which is very important.
3) You didn’t include, “And that was in 1952,” which he said immediately after saying Ronald Reagan did not win.
4) You didn’t mention Terry at all, or that this information was what somebody (most likely Terry) had told Trump.
Terry Gou is a 67 year old Taiwanese tycoon who is the founder and chairman of Foxconn. See him in Wikipedia
here, and with Trump
here.
So what most likely happened is that Terry Gou and Trump were touring Foxconn and Gou was telling Trump about Foxconn and Wisconsin. Terry may have told Trump in a casual way that Wisconsin hadn’t been won by a Republican since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952. How would that conversation have gone? Perhaps something like this:
Scene: Trump and Gou walk around Foxconn Facility.
Trump: Wow. It’s a big place. Very nice. Very innovative!
Gou: Um…[consults with assistant in Taiwanese]
Trump: It means, you know, original.
Gou: [smiles] Ahh – aboriginal? Oh, original. What is original?
Trump: Never mind – anyway, it’s a very nice place. Beautiful.
Gou: [consults with assistant] Ohh, thank you, thank you...
Trump: And Wisconsin – a very nice state. Lovely state.
Gou: Ah, yes, roverry state.
Trump: Say, did Eisenhower win Wisconsin in 1952? Is that right?
Gou: Um.. sure. [consults with assistant who looks at iPad]
Trump: I’m pretty sure that’s right.
Gou: Yes. You are right, that is correct, Eisenhowler, he win in 1952.
Trump: Yes. Did Reagan ever win it? I don’t think so.
Gou: No. I don't think so...
Trump: Great. I’ll rub that in when I give my talk later.
Gou: Lub in? [consults with assistant]
Trump: Sure. I have some fun with my enemies. Stir them up a little.
Gou: Yes. Okay. [chuckles]. Lub in.
So once again – no lie. This is what you get for reading Fake News. Now that you actually have a better idea about the whole thing, have a go at what he said again:
But I handed it over, Terry — I said, “Terry, this place is such a great place.” You know, I just realized the other day, they told me — when we won the state of Wisconsin, it hadn’t been won by a Republican since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952. Did you know that? And I won Wisconsin. And I like Wisconsin a lot, but we won Wisconsin. (Applause.) And Ronald Reagan — remember, Wisconsin was the state that Ronald Reagan did not win. And that was in 1952. And I’ve gotten to know the people here — they’re incredible. And I said to Terry, “This would be an incredible place.”