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Trump's DOJ chief forced to move onto military base for protection as sinister threats against Cabinet pile up

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Trump's DOJ chief forced to move onto military base for protection as sinister threats against Cabinet pile up
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Trump's attorney general is the latest Cabinet official to be moved to a military base for protection.

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  • Trump's DOJ chief forced to move onto military base for protection as sinister threats against Cabinet pile up.
  • Trump's attorney general is the latest Cabinet official to be moved to a military base for protection.
  • Trump's attorney general is the latest Cabinet official to be moved to a military base for protection.

Trump's attorney general is the latest Cabinet official to be moved to a military base for protection.

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