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Donald Trump called the CEO of Apple, ‘Tim Apple’.

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong

07-Mar-19 12:00

Donald Trump called the CEO of Apple, ‘Tim Apple’.

We’ve all done it, we’ve called someone the wrong name. It happens. But when you’re the President of a country, and you’re talking with one of the most successful CEOs in the US - you want to make sure that you’ve got your information correct. What would you do to cover your gaffe?


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