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‘The Weeknight’ co-hosts sound off on Florida airport renamed after Trump

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July 10, 2026

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“Greatness is bestowed on you,” Symone Sanders Townsend said. “He knows they’re not going to give it to him, so he’s trying to shove it down our throats.” The post ‘The Weeknight’ co-hosts sound off on Florida airport renamed after Trump appeared first on MS NOW.

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