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'I'd Like to Report a Theft': Sanders Mocks Corrupt Trump's Anti-Fraud Tipline

US President Donald Trump, widely considered the most corrupt president in American history, announced a $25 million initiative on Tuesday designed to reward tipsters who report people defrauding the federal government. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) responded sardonically to the announcement, writing on social media , "I'd like to report a theft."…

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