WND'Priceless': What did Trump and Obama say to each other at Carter funeral? Watch Trump's hilarious version * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs
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52% Medium Conservative
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65% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
50% Medium Conservative
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62% : "For a second time," Trump replies.55% : Trump: "We should meet to discuss things.
39% : "Obama: "OK."The video then displays the entrance of Vice President Kamala Harris into the funeral and being seated in front of Obama and Trump.
32% : Meanwhile, Trump was not the only one sharing material from the Carter funeral over the weekend.
3% : What did two American presidents - Donald Trump and Barack Obama - say to each other at Thursday's funeral for Jimmy Carter, another commander in chief?While the official discussion remains a mystery, Trump on Sunday shared a hilarious dubbed version of the pair's talk on Truth Social.
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