The Path to Defeat Donald Trump (Ep. 1)

The Path to Defeat Donald Trump (Ep. 1)

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Trump Sabotages Trump Agenda

Donald Trump cancels the signing of a landmark bipartisan housing bill at the last minute, saying he won't approve it until Congress passes the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID to cast a ballot. Jon and Dan react to the P ...  Show more

Pool Me Twice, Shame On You

Donald Trump says the Reflecting Pool will need to be drained for repairs to the coating he said would "last for at least 50 years" — blaming vandals for the peeling and algae blooms that have turned his pet project into an instant mess, and ordering federal agents to start makin ...  Show more

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