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Jan. 1, 2018 - Loomer Unleashed - Laura Loomer
01:05
Trump Spirit comes alive at night in Jerusalem
# vendor interview tampa florida ross american foreign policy american students cultural exchange donald trump embassy move israel israel politics kippas religious symbols

Laura Loomer travels to Israel where a vendor named Ross sells Donald Trump kippas popular with locals and tourists. A customer from Tampa, Florida, purchases one for their father while visiting with students, noting the item's appeal despite not attending the embassy move. This street-level interaction highlights the enduring "Trump Spirit" in Jerusalem, suggesting his brand transcends politics to become a cultural symbol embraced by diverse groups during his visit. [Automatically generated summary]

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Traveling from Tampa 00:01:01
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This is most popular kippas today in Israel.
Really?
How many of these did you sell today?
I don't know how many.
What a lot.
Oh, a lot.
So Israelis and Americans are buying the Trump Many American Kippers.
Do you like Trump?
Ah, Trump Kippa.
Who's the Trump Kippah for?
For my dad.
Are you in Trump?
Yes, I am.
Do you live in America?
I live in Florida.
And you're here for the embassy move or why are you visiting?
No?
I'm traveling with my students from Tampa, Florida.
Oh, from Tampa.
Great.
You guys like Trump?
Ask him, ask this one.
You like Trump?
You're going to buy a Trump Kippah?
I'm going to buy a Koopa.
Who wants to buy one for him and my dad?
Wait for my dad or my grandpa.
You see?
They're down here, Ross.
Thank you.
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