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Ramaswamy Interview Gets Awkward In A Hurry As He Repeatedly Ducks Trump Question

  • Republican Vivek Ramaswamy dodged questions about his past criticism of Trump on MSNBC.

  • Host Mehdi Hasan repeatedly asked Ramaswamy to explain a tweet calling Trump's Jan 6 actions "downright abhorrent."

  • Ramaswamy avoided answering despite being asked multiple times.

  • He has been careful when speaking about Trump, often praising him.

  • Ramaswamy said he would pardon Trump if elected and offer him a role in his administration.

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