In an interview with CBS' "60 minutes," President Donald Trump suggested he would go to hell before forgiving his enemies like James Comey or Nancy Pelosi.
Trump suggests he would rather go to hell than forgive enemies | CNN Politics
In an interview with CBS’ “60 minutes,” President Donald Trump suggested he would go to hell before forgiving his enemies like James Comey or Nancy Pelosi.
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