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No 'takesies backsies': White House brazenly admits, then walks back Ukraine quid pro quo
Oct. 18, 201903:47
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No 'takesies backsies': White House brazenly admits, then walks back Ukraine quid pro quo

03:47

Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney walked back comments he made earlier in the day suggesting that President Donald Trump held up military aid to Ukraine unless the president moved to investigate a conspiracy involving the president’s rivals. Mulvaney then released a statement contradicting remarks he made during the press briefing.Oct. 18, 2019

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