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5:47Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Jeb Bush try desperately to get a crowd to like him by bashing Donald Trump's family life.
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---Two of Donald Trump's children hit former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on Twitter after Bush's remarks on having children "who actually love me" were seen as a swipe at the President.
Speaking at a forum at Yale University Tuesday, Bush joked "I'm still in therapy," following the 2016 election before reflecting on his children. Though Bush's children remark didn't mention Trump by name, the Yale Daily News wrote "several audience members interviewed after the event said they interpreted Bush's comment as a jab at Trump," prompting the conservative "Daily Caller" to report, "Jeb Pokes Trump: My Kids 'Actually Love Me.'"
"Jeb! I love everything about my father," Donald Trump Jr. wrote, retweeting the Daily Caller's report. "I love that he's a fighter, I love that he has guts, I love that he's President (all those things you're not)". The President's son also praised his father's political acumen and 2016 campaign, writing, "Also love that he learned enough about politics in a few weeks to dismantle you piece by piece despite it being your life's work."---
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