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The last segment of the show centered around how “the mainstream media” handled Trump Jr.’s meeting. His response was surprisingly astute, albeit probably not self-aware: “I think politics is a dirty game.”

Though he continued to by claiming that “the media has really done themselves a disservice by picking sides so flagrantly, they’ve really driven people to actually have to think about it.”

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Here’s his full comment:

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Trump Jr. also told Hannity he would be willing to cooperate with any investigation into the meeting. “I’m more than happy to cooperate with everyone,” he said. “I just want the truth to get out there.”

Something tells me that the truth will get out, eventually. If it’s any comfort, Trump Jr. promised that he and his family “would do anything for this country.”

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Original story continues here:

Guy who knows how to use email and Twitter, Donald Trump Jr., will appear on his dad’s favorite Fox News show tonight (sorry Fox & Friends, you’re clearly the second favorite). Trump Jr. is on Sean Hannity’s show to discuss those “much ado about nothing” emails arranging a meeting with a supposed Kremlin-connected lawyer. Trump Jr. will also share his “his thoughts on the media.”

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Before the interview airs, Fox News released a few previews of Trump Jr.’s appearance. To no one’s surprise, Trump Jr. doesn’t regret the meeting, but he would have “done things a little differently.”

Here’s the Fox preview:

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Trump Jr. also confirmed he has an email and he knows how to open them, but he can’t help what someone sends him:

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President Trump, whose defense of his son was a one-sentence affirmation of his character, encouraged his followers to watch the show on Twitter. Trump Jr. is a “great person who loves his country,” according to his father.

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The Associated Press reports that Trump Jr. “did not tell his father” about the meeting:

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The show airs at 10 PM ET and this post will be updated when the full interview is available.