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Why the Trump recent interview shows he is cancer. School openings, police & POCs, & Green

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The interview that Trump gave to Axios had some doozies. How many deaths are necessary to close schools? Police, POCs, & green energy.

Trump never disappoints on the negative side.

His interview with Axios shows more than incompetence and a lack of empathy. It shows non-existent intellect and cancer that continues to metastasize. It has got to be stopped before it becomes fatal.

We also discuss the most recent police attack on innocent people of color.

Trump is worse than disappointment.


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