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do. were interest trmp ac donald trump acts like this is supporting the little guy and who paid the price today when the dow crashed? who pays the price every time he tweets out something that tanks the economy, all of us with our 401(k)s paying the price for his recklessness. we need to not skate over the fact that in his language time and time again as well as in his behavior, he thinks he s a dictator. he thinks he s on par with north korea and china and is trying to treat america in that way, and we re all paying the price for it. i do really quickly also want to touch on the fact that of course the president is leaving tonight for the g7, making his way to france. we have new reporting. we know he was not happy the last two times he attended the g7. he is not excited about going, didn t really like the focus of the last two, and so from our reporting, he was specifically irked that he wasn t given enough time to tout his own accomplishments at the past two meetings. his aides lo