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Trump Orders Sensitive Documents Released Per Hannity
"I have been asked by so many people that I respect, please—the great Lou Dobbs, the great Sean Hannity, the wonderful great Jeanine Pirro," Trump told The Hill.
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Southwest Had 'Whites Only' Break Room Says Ex-Staffer
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GOP Congressman Sees Backlash Over Bader Ginsburg Joke
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Fox News Host Suggested Ford Was Hypnotized
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Plane Sprays School With Chemicals, Children Treated
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Aberdeen Shooting Suspect Identified
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Police Identify Middleton Shooting Suspect
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