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Country yesterday and said essentially were not in favor of walls and were certainly not going to pay for it. Donald trump walk up this morning and shot back on twitter. This is what he wrote. The u. S. Has a 60 billion trade deficit with mexico. It has been a onesided deal from the beginning of nafta with massive numbers of jobs and companies lost. If mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting. The two were slated to meet next week. The mexican president is catching plenty of heat in his own country for agreeing to this meeting...

Quote, shithole countries according to a source. That kind of vulgarly condemnation from every part of the globe including the president s hometown paper. Asking why do we need more haitians. He was told they were under protected stats us. At first the white house made no denials. But today President Trump did deny it saying he used his words, tough language and he said nothing derogue tory against haitians. However, at least seven other people were in the room, including illinois democrat dick durbin, whose account, if true says the president s denials are a flat out lie. As senator gram made...

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