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    Trump Never Learns

    The president can’t accept that his theories about Ukraine have been debunked.
    by David A. Graham Oct 01, 2019 3 minutes
    Source: Kevin Lamarque / Reuters

    Shortly after taking office, Donald Trump asked his aides whether Ukraine, and not Russia, might have hacked Democratic National Committee emails as part of a false-flag operation. Then–Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert tried to stop the idea in its tracks.

    “It’s not only a conspiracy theory, it is completely debunked,” Bossert on ABC’s on Sunday. Bossert brought in the director of the National Security Agency to brief Trump, . The president, Bossert thought,

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