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D.C. JIM WATSON via Getty Images WASHINGTON – Imagine if President Bill Clinton created a Strategic Beanie Baby Reserve, hoping the ugly dolls could someday pay down the national debt.

"He took money out of this country, under Biden, like candy from a baby. It was so easy," said Trump in an interview with Fox News aired on Sunday. "I just don’t think he’s grateful.