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Trump LOSES His Mind In Confused McDonald's Speech As Price Lies Fall Apart
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8:08Now PlayingDonald Trump's claims fall apart during his rambling speech on McDonald's, the economy, bathrooms and more random topics as data destroys his lies over prices. John Iadarola and Trae Crowder break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Trump Goes on Wild Tangent About McDonald’s FiletOFish
"President Donald Trump interrupted his own scrambled attempt to elucidate his affordability pitch to talk about his favorite sandwich.
“I like the fish,” said a hoarser-than-usual Trump while speaking at the McDonald’s National Impact Summit in Washington Monday night. He waved his hand and released a throaty hiss, ostensibly to mime the fish he liked.
“I like it. You could do a little bit more tartar sauce though, please. Seriously. I hate when I say, ‘Do you have any tartar sauce? Do you understand that? Yes, he understands that.’”
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