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MSNBC hack Stephanie Ruhle says she was surprised when she called President Trump and he actually picked up and talked to her for 15 minutes. She said he answered the phone by saying, “Hello Stephanie. I shouldn’t even be answering. You know, you’re very mean to me. You’re very...

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