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Brit Hume sets Thomas Friedman straight about Al Gore taking a bullet for the country in 2000

In case you missed President Trump’s press conference about the election Thursday night, rest assured it was the lowest point in American history. The word of the night is hyperbole, and everyone is racing to serve up the hottest take on Trump’s presser. New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman put in a good effort, saying that Trump “put a bullet into the country.”

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Excuse us, what?

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We can’t even imagine what the New York Times’ op-ed page is going to look like tomorrow morning.


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