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Chris Cuomo couldn’t hide it—he began his segment with a round of applause for President Trump and his peace deal. “First, the easy part.” [Begins clapping] “I didn’t think it was going to happen. Bravo to America. Bravo the Trump administration. Bravo to President Trump.” But Cuomo took it...

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