He has a right to be outraged that people aren't showing loyalty to him. But I don't think he understands loyalty to the people around him.
David Axelrod: “He has a right to be outraged that people aren't showing loyalty to him. But I don't think he understands loyalty to the…”
On the recordSeptember 4, 2018
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Axelrod comments on President Trump's outrage over perceived disloyalty, suggesting he misunderstands loyalty.
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