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Letter: Don’t be duped by Trump

By Jeff Deal, VANCOUVER
Published: May 4, 2017, 6:00am

This is in response to Jerry Rogers’ April 26 letter, “Trump outrage goes too far.”

Rogers wrote that President Trump confirmed that he met Russian President Putin on the “60 Minutes” program. “60 Minutes” is not a talk show where the guests meet one another on the set. It is a show where each segment is filmed at different locations around the world.

But Rogers shouldn’t feel bad. He’s not the first, nor will he be the last person, to be duped by the “man baby’s” lies.

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