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time and I guess if you read your own papers and your own networks everybody's very excited about this moment in time so I'll see you on the plane I think you're traveling with us but this is a very special event they had 500,000 people yesterday and today in Israel and also the Muslim and Arab countries are all cheering everybody's cheering at one time that's never happened before usually if you have one cheering the other isn't the other is the opposite this is the first time everybody is amazed and they're thrilled and it's an honor to be involved and we're gonna have an amazing time and it's gonna be something that's never never happened before so I'll see you on the plane and we're gonna have a good time okay Peter nice to see you thank you everybody
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Sunday of Unprompted Grievance: Three Historical Wounds Reopened Without External Trigger
Trump's Sunday was defined by an unprompted return to old grudges -- January 6, his first impeachment, and James Comey -- none tied to breaking news. The late night started with a praise post for a TV lawyer before pivoting sharply to a conspiracy claim about FBI agents at the Capitol, complete with a vague call to action. By morning, he was relitigating the 2019 impeachment with fresh indignation, calling it worse than Watergate. The afternoon brought a calmer shift: a patronizing reassurance about China, a higher-education executive order, and a cluster of self-congratulatory shares. Despite a government shutdown entering its twelfth day, he never mentioned it once.