Trump Jr. blasts reports of Kushner feud: 'More fake news bulls—'
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“If there’s a single serious reporter covering the WH that believes a single word that Gabe Sherman ‘reports’ please step forward. More fake news bullshit trying to sow discord because they’re scared of the machine we’ve created to get @realDonaldTrump re-elected in 2020!” Trump Jr. tweeted Wednesday.
If there’s a single serious reporter covering the WH that believes a single word that Gabe Sherman “reports” please step forward.
More fake news bullshit trying to sow discord because they’re scared of the machine we’ve created to get @realDonaldTrump re-elected in 2020! https://t.co/8SxEAPoDmx
Click Here: New Zealand rugby store— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 3, 2019
His tweet was in response to a Vanity Fair article published Wednesday describing an “escalating cold war” between Trump Jr. and Kushner for “control of the reelection.”
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The article cites five anonymous sources close to the White House that suggest the men are facing off in a power struggle.
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