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Trump: 'I shouldn't be popular in Europe'

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U.S. President Donald Trump said he shouldn't be popular in Europe, and if he was, he wouldn't be doing his job. Trump, at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, said that he's asked European nations to pay their fair share of military bills, and this has led to his unpopularity. He also added that European leaders are surprised that nobody asked them to pick up a higher share of military costs previously. (AP)

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