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Trump SHUTS DOWN Housing Bill Question in Seconds!

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The clip focuses on former President Donald Trump responding to criticism over his decision not to sign a bipartisan housing bill. During an interview, a reporter asks whether he would veto the housing legislation if it reached his desk. Trump dismisses the premise of the question, saying he is more concerned with broader economic issues than the housing bill itself. He argues that the fundamental problem affecting housing affordability is not legislation, but high interest rates.

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