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sentences that state something as happening or true
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Trump told a reporter that if he were on the ballot, 'We would have won it all very easily.'
The president of the United States is not expected to be accessible to whomever feels like reaching out to him, but on election night, that all changed.
Following the midterm results, Politico reporter Dasha Burns decided to call Donald Trump in the middle of a live broadcast — which BlazeTV host Pat Gray notes is “illegal.”
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Gray → tell → broadcast
“This is illegal, by the way,” Gray says.
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Gray → say → way
“Technically what she’s doing is illegal.
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doing → do → what
You can’t just put somebody on the air live.
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You → put → air
You can’t do that without getting their permission first.
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You → do → permission
You must obtain their permission first.”
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You → obtain → permission
“Which leads me to believe that they already had it,” Jeff Fisher comments.
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Fisher → lead → it
“I don’t think so.
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I → think → ?
This unfolds in kind of a natural way,” Gray argues, before playing the clip of Burns speaking to the president.
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Burns → unfold → president
When Burns asked Trump what he thought happened with the Republican Party, the president responded, “I wasn’t on the ballot, and we didn’t get the people out, but I wasn’t on the ballot.
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I → ask → ballot
If I was on the ballot, we would have won.
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we → win → ballot
We would have won it all very easily.”
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We → win → it
Burns also pressed Trump on whether or not he believed some Republican candidates didn’t do enough to win, and Trump surprisingly answered that he didn’t “want to blame anybody.”
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he → press → anybody
I watched with great interest, learned from it,” Trump said.
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Trump → watch → it
“What did you learn sir?” Burns asked.
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Burns → learn → What
“Well, we’re going to work with the Democrats to make sure things go well for our country.
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things → go → country
They’ve already called, and they want to work with me.
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they → call → me
I have the right to veto everything, but I don’t want to be just sitting there for two years vetoing everything.
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I → have → everything
They want to see things happen too,” Trump replied.
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Trump → want → ?
Burns then asked if Trump would “consider doing an immigration deal with Democrats,” to which he replied, “I would consider doing whatever I think is appropriate and good for the country.”
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I → ask → country
Finally, she asked him how much he believes the results change “the trajectory of the final two years” of the Trump administration.
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results → ask → administration
“I’ll let you know in a year from now,” he said.
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he → let → year
“That shows you, and he gets no credit for it, how accessible Donald Trump is,” Gray comments.
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Gray → show → it
“They hate him for it,” Fisher adds.
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Fisher → hate → it
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who → enjoy → dream
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