ITT FYI: “Shithole Countries”

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ITT FYI: “Shithole Countries”

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After President Trump referred to Haiti, El Salvador, and countries in Africa as “shithole countries,” we ask: Could this have legal implications for the president? Maria and Julio have a quick convo about it.

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