Daily Star - Bigly trouble

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The Daily Star uses one of Trump’s infamous phrases in their headline which says the former president is in “bigly trouble”.

The paper offers a characteristically satirical look at the case against the 45th President of the United States. The paper describes Mr Trump as an “orange man-baby” in “bigly trouble” – a reference to a term he may have used during a debate with presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. 

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