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CNN's Jim Sciutto tells how senior defense officials fooled President Trump into leaving troops on the ground

As Twitchy reported Friday, Washington Post bureau chief Liz Sly added a couple of laughter emoji to her tweet responding to a Syrian envoy saying that defense officials had been lying to President Trump and the American people about how many troops were on the ground in Syria.

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“To be clear, I am not implying this is actually funny,” Sly said in a follow-up tweet, doing some damage control after being called out.

CNN anchor Jim Sciutto didn’t seem to have a problem with the emoji — he seemed more interested in promoting his book, “The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World.”

Defying the Commander-in-Chief and then lying about it doesn’t seem like a good thing.

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He apparently stuck it in his book.


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