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'I guess that is the case': Kayleigh McEnany drops a self-awareness hammer on Gov. Cuomo after his warning to Trump about needing an army to walk NYC streets

Last night we told you about New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo warning Trump that he’s not welcome in New York City, saying the president “better have an army” if he wants to walk down the streets there.

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White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany later reminded everybody why they might need an army to walk the streets of New York City:

Cuomo walked right into this one:

“There you have Gov. Cuomo saying you can’t come to New York without an army. Well I guess that is the case when you have over a thousand shootings before Labor Day, when there’s a 277 percent increase in shootings in a one-month period over the year prior.”

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