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"[Trump] is using Putin's talking points. However, that's not a bad thing, because Putin's talking points are far closer to the actual truth. Whether it's about NATO expansion, what's happening on the battlefield in Ukraine, the nature of Zelensky's Gov't..." Karen Kwiatkowski noted that when Trump starts being honest... show more

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