On the recordOctober 28, 2019
The first is that he asked what exactly is the problem, and the second question that he asked was why should Americans take the blame for the excesses of the rest of the world.
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congress.govThe first is that he asked what exactly is the problem, and the second question that he asked was why should Americans take the blame for the excesses of the rest of the world.
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