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Trump Jokes about fleeing to Russia
(thehill.com)
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That would be pretty tricky since he is an ex-president. But could the government really risk letting an ex-president and their information fall into another countries hands?
I would be a pretty tough incident to handle.
No, but Russia can.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66599733
Most of that government consists of that other country's assets, so yes.