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Ex-RNC chief Reince Priebus spars with DNC big David Hogg over Abrego Garcia in fiery spat
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0:38Now PlayingA former head of the Republican National Committee on Sunday traded barbs with a Dem Party big in a fiery debate over the deportation of accused migrant gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Ex-RNC boss Reince Priebus, 53, roasted Democrats during a panel session of ABC News’ “This Week” for “traveling to El Salvador for MS-13 gang members,” which set off fellow guest and Democratic National Committee Vice Chairman David Hogg, 25.
“This was not an MS-13 gang member, and you damn well know that!” Hogg snapped, referring to Abrego Garcia and drawing groans from Priebus.
Priebus shot back, “Keep defending this guy.
“You’re just digging your own hole,” Priebus said.
Abrego Garcia, 29, was deported to El Salvador last month alongside almost 260 alleged gangbangers despite a 2019 court order blocking him from being sent there over concerns he could face gang violence.
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