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Confused Trump Accidentally SLIPS UP In Stunning Mistake On National TV
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February 10, 2024
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5:44Donald Trump is visibly confused during interview and slips up over supply chains in attempt to attack President Biden for economic success during bizarre interview on Newsmax. John Iadarola and Abelina Sabrina break it down on The Damage Report.
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Donald Trump’s Awkward Verbal Stumble Has His Critics On A Roll
"Donald Trump is getting a quick reminder of one of his administration’s low points after a verbal stumble during an interview that aired on Monday.
The former president claimed on Newsmax that the country wouldn’t be able to function if President Joe Biden wins reelection.
“Look at even things like supply change,” Trump said, likely meaning “supply chains,” which he claimed was a little-known phrase.
“Things we never even heard about, you never heard that term,” Trump said. “Everything worked under me. It all worked.”"
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