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Trump claims increased influence over Google during rally

At a rally in Kentucky on October 17, 2026, Donald Trump claimed he has more influence over Google in a potential second term. He suggested that Google now responds to him, stating, "Now they kiss my ass," implying he convinced them to reflect his name changes, which contradicts Google's response.

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At a rally in Kentucky on October 17, 2026, Donald Trump claimed he has more influence over Google in a potential second term. He suggested that Google now responds to him, stating, "Now they kiss my ass," implying he convinced them to reflect his name changes, which contradicts Google's response.

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Trump says Google kisses his ass

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Trump claims increased influence over Google during rally