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Bravo's Andy Cohen to Donald Trump: Stop tweeting, start leading

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By Jennifer Brett
Nov 13, 2016

Donald Trump apparently read about himself in the New York Times today and wasn't happy with what he saw, so the president-elect took action by, what else? Venting on Twitter.

MORE: Our interview with Andy Cohen

Bravo's Andy Cohen had some advice for the man soon to lead the free world:

That prompted several users to come after Cohen. His responses to them:

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Here's a response from a person who felt that Trump "resignated" with voters.

And a fairly friendly exchange with a fan of the "Real Housewives" series:

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