President Trump Didn’t Deny Having $400 Million Debt and Called It ‘a Peanut’

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Description: President Donald Trump did not deny having $400 million worth of debt while discussing the issue of his taxes during a live town hall on NBC. Veuer’s Maria

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President Trump Didn’t Deny Having $400 Million Debt and Called It ‘a Peanut’

President Donald Trump did not deny having $400 million worth of debt while discussing the issue of his taxes during a live town hall on NBC.

Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.

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