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Tom Wait

ReporterBeat: US Politics, Foreign Policy, Terrorism, Political Statements

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Tom Wait is a journalist who has written at least one article for an unspecified publication. The article referenced discusses a statement by former President Trump suggesting that Iran could target Los Angeles and San Diego during a rally.

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