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The president is frustrated that so many polls show him losing to a man who is facing several criminal trials. |
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The New York City mayor also praised the city’s entrepreneurs. |
He’s (probably) here to stay. |
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The former president called the situation at the southern border a “military invasion” on Sunday and said that immigrants were “poisoning the blood of our country.” |
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