So the idea that his son wouldn't take something that he heard or that he retweeted is ridiculous.
Joe Lockhart: “So the idea that his son wouldn't take something that he heard or that he retweeted is ridiculous.”
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Joe Lockhart criticizes the notion that Donald Trump Jr. would not share information with his father, emphasizing the absurdity of that idea.
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