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Sarah Huckabee Sanders Wrecks Hillary Clinton In Front of White House Press Corps (REACTION)
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September 12, 2017
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6:04Now PlayingSarah Huckabee Sanders laid into former Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during a White House Press Corps conference after a question arose inquiring whether or not Donald Trump would read her new book “What Happened.” Sanders responded that she’s not sure if he would or not but essentially … there is no need to because he already knows what happened. As do the most of us. It’s not hard to tell that she ran a bad campaign and was a deeply flawed person. The response she gave had many journalists in the press corps laughing. Even though many of them virulently hate Trump, they cannot deny how bad of a person Hillary Clinton is.
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