
Terrified Trump Realizes Too Late the Consequences of His Own Actions
The president is becoming aware that he got involved where he shouldn’t have, David Rothkopf explains.
Can't you hear me screaming? There's so much to scream about.
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The president is becoming aware that he got involved where he shouldn’t have, David Rothkopf explains.

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