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North Korean leader Kim Jung Un lashes back at Trump’s ‘Rocket Man’ snipe, sending many scurrying to online dictionaries and offering lessons on speaking the language of your audience.

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Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, tried to latch onto and invert Jimmy Kimmel’s emotional plea on behalf of the Affordable Care Act. The late-night comedian issued a scathing response.

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