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Trump Says Only a ‘Stupid Person’ Wouldn’t Take a Free Plane From Qatar
Needless to say, even if Trump doesn’t use the plane in a personal capacity after he leaves office, the transaction is still illegal under the Emoluments Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Applying the most rudimentary logic, nobody gets a $400 million plane for nothing.
Boeing’ stock rallies toward a 14-month high as trade deal with China fuels hope of new orders and deliveries announcements.
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