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"Ron is being Don, and that’s Donald Trump, neglecting all sense of reason and facts,” said Gillum, the Democrat in Florida's governor race.

Mohammed bin Salman “wants to enjoy the fruits of First World modernity and Silicon Valley and cinemas and everything, but at the same time he wants also to rule like how his grandfather ruled Saudi Arabia,” Khashoggi said.