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White House spokesperson Davis Ingle said there was no conflict of interest tied to the coin sales or the UFC fights.
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White House spokesperson Davis Ingle said there was no conflict of interest tied to the coin sales or the UFC fights.

White House spokesperson Davis Ingle said there was no conflict of interest tied to the coin sales or the UFC fights.

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