Jiang claims Trump’s rise follows from anger at Obama’s failed hope-and-change promise and even from Obama humiliating Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner.
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Jiang claims Trump’s rise follows from anger at Obama’s failed hope-and-change promise and even from Obama humiliating Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner.
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"Okay? And then Larry Summers said, no, no, you guys are seeing it incorrectly. We have to save the American economy. The goal is..."
"And then they voted for Donald Trump because he promised to destroy the system. Okay? That's why we have Donald Trump. Now, funny story..."
"...is afraid of reporting too many deaths because of the fair political backlash. So these are three major problems for the American military in..."
"...is afraid of reporting too many deaths because of the fair political backlash. Okay? So, these are three major problems for the American military..."
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