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Jon Stewart: Trump waiving Russia sanctions 'insane' and 'incoherent'

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Jon Stewart: Trump waiving Russia sanctions 'insane' and 'incoherent'

Jon Stewart blasted President Trump for waiving sanctions on Russia to allow more of its diesel to come to market, calling the move "insane" and "incoherent." The president signed an executive order last week that waived the sanctions bill he signed into law in September.

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