Reps. Jerry Nadler , Eric Swalwell and Mary Gay Scanlon used montages of Trump mangling words and sentences to counter the false right-wing narrative that President“I got to say, I was a little irked,” Meyers said Wednesday. “That’s our thing guys, we’ve been doing that for nine years. Our researchers have spent so much time sifting through videotape of Trump’s brain exploding; they are scarred for life.
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