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Moore rejects Trump's claims he called him the 'greatest president of my lifetime'
A fter a weekend of tit-for-tat jabs on social media and television, President Donald Trump and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore are continuing their feud -- with Trump claiming the governor called him the "greatest president of my lifetime," but Moore referring to this as an "imaginary conversation."

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore sounds off on President Donald Trump, Baltimore and more
Video debunks Trump’s claim that Md. governor called him the ‘greatest president’
Trump And Gov. Wes Moore’s Feud Heightens As President Threatens Baltimore Takeover
President Donald Trump and Maryland Governor Wes Moore hurled insults at one another on Sunday (Aug. 24) after Trump reiterated his threat to send the National Guard into Baltimore.

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Moore stands up to hate speech.
Some National Guard units in Washington are now carrying firearms in escalation of Trump deployment
Maryland Governor Says Trump Is 'Obsessed With Me' After Debunking 'Greatest' Claim
On CNN ’s “The Source” on Tuesday, host Kaitlan Collins asked Moore about Trump’s derogatory comments about Baltimore.

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Fox News Fact-Checks Trump’s Wes Moore Claim With Video Evidence: ‘Who’s Telling the Truth? We’ll Let You Decide’ | Video
Fox News Host Weasels Around Video Proving That Trump Lied About Wes Moore Chat

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