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IMEE MARCOS LOSES IT WHEN THE FACTS DON’T MATCH HER NARRATIVE #ImpeachmentTrial Imee Marcos tried to lecture a COA auditor… then got mad when he didn’t fold. “Kanina mo pa ko inaaway” ,sabi niya kay Atty. Wamil, as if asking clarifying questions is a personal attack. She kept pushing...

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