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Q: Is the intelligence correct or is the intelligence wrong? TRUMP: Well, the intelligence was very inconclusive. The intelligence says 'We don't know, it could've been very severe' ... you'd think a media outlet would say, isn't that a great thing?

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And this is why they cancelled their House briefing folks.

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Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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So the intelligence was very inconclusive, but he just claimed it was the same thing as Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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Montrey1 yıl önce

In other words: Trump doesn't care what the secret service says, if he wants to do something, he just does it.

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There’s clearly zero intelligence

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What papers don’t they need? The intelligence report?

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New Age Democrat1 yıl önce

"Why won't they praise me" 😂😂😂

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It’s problematic that we can’t believe anything he says.

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Ok so he’s admitting they don’t know.

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Translation - Whatever the hell happened doesn't matter as long as it looks like a win for me.

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trump talking about intelligence is a classic oxymoron.

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