Donald Trump Strikes Out With Wild Claim About Kim Jong Un And Yankees
Donald Trump just wanted to take Kim Jong Un out to the ball game. (Watch the video below.)
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Donald Trump just wanted to take Kim Jong Un out to the ball game. (Watch the video below.)
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