Trump: "Everybody" has better health care than the U.S.
President Donald Trump doubled down on comments he made Thursday night that Australia has better health care, tweeting that "everybody" has better health care than the U.S.
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President Donald Trump doubled down on comments he made Thursday night that Australia has better health care, tweeting that "everybody" has better health care than the U.S.
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