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How a Reporter Made Trump RAGE-QUIT
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In a barn in Wisconsin, Donald Trump agreed to take questions from NBC's Kristen Welker. It went badly for him, and not in the way you might expect.
Asked a simple question, whether people who pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers on January 6th should receive taxpayer money, Trump reaches for claim after claim he cannot back up, grows louder as the evidence fails to appear, turns on the woman asking the questions, and finally unclips his microphone and walks out.
But the man melting down isn't the reason to watch. Welker is. Faced with a powerful person attacking her to her face, she does the one thing almost nobody manages in that chair, and it quietly dismantles him.
Watch closely, because the move she pulls off works far beyond that barn, and once you understand it you'll want it in your own arsenal.
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