Ahead of President Donald Trump's Thursday rally in Minneapolis, he traded barbs with Mayor Jacob Frey Tuesday morning. Minneapolis city leaders and the president's campaign are in a dispute over who should pay for security costs at the rally.
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October 8, 2019 at 7:46PM
President Donald Trump and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey. (Jenni Pinkley/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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