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Seth Meyers Prefers Trump Without Audio

New York Times Wednesday 23 September 2026, 06:04 UTC By Trish Bendix 1 min read
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“We don’t need to hear what he’s saying,” Meyers said after the president’s first event without the White House press pool. “He’s either bragging or lying, let’s just lose the sound.”

“We don’t need to hear what he’s saying,” Meyers said after the president’s first event without the White House press pool. “He’s either bragging or lying, let’s just lose the sound.”
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