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Trump on Harris's husband: "He's a crappy Jew, he's a horrible Jew!"
(newrepublic.com)
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The title is pretty misleading. Not only is it taken out context, warping the emphasis, this is actually said by another person, to which Trump replied "yes, yes".
Don't take me wrong, it's still a pretty terrible thing to say/agree with, but not at all what the title implies.
It is exactly what the title implies. "Yes, yes" is agreement, and those words are what Trump believes. Or claims to believe, assuming he has the brains to believe anything at all.
Your title doesn't just imply but clearly portrays this as a direct quote from Trump. "Trump on [topic]” followed by double quotes doesn't leave much room for imagination.
The distinction between saying the words and saying "Yes, yes" is nada to me, so I guess I'll never make the team at the New York Times.