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Piers Morgan's suggestion for how Trump could 'unify so much of the country' and 'probably get himself re-elected' isn't going over so well

In the last couple of weeks there has been plenty of discussion and debate about how the Trump administration could best handle things moving forward in the aftermath of protests and riots that took place in many American cities.

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Piers Morgan has presented his idea for how Trump could bring people together:

Really?

Let’s just say that Morgan’s suggestion isn’t getting rave reviews, mostly because it would never happen:

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Maybe Trump should take Morgan’s advice, but with a catch:

LOL.

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