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Home›business›Trump says he'll pay for TV ads that praised him and which government funded
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Trump says he'll pay for TV ads that praised him and which government funded

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by cnbc.com•4h ago•0 views•
Trump says he'll pay for TV ads that praised him and which government funded
The New York Times reported "Trump personally instructed his budget director to use taxpayer money for TV ads praising him and his presidency."
The New York Times reported "Trump personally instructed his budget director to use taxpayer money for TV ads praising him and his presidency."
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