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4:47Now PlayingDonald Trump's campaign based on getting retribution against his political enemies has created a terrifying list of targets when he returns to the White House, including Jack Smith, Biden, Leticia James and more. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump promised to get revenge. Here are his targets.
"Donald Trump ran a campaign based on retribution. Now he is perfectly positioned to carry it out.
For years, Trump has peppered his speeches and social media posts with vengeful calls for his political opponents, his critics and members of the media to be prosecuted, locked up, deported and even executed. In the waning weeks of the 2024 campaign, he escalated those promises of retaliation to a fever pitch.
Now that he’s won, he has both a popular mandate — and the power — to begin implementing his platform of punishment.
Many Trump supporters dismissed the threats as campaign rhetoric aimed at whipping up his base. They noted that his exhortations against his enemies only rarely led to action during his first four years in office."
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