On the recordDecember 2, 2021
The idea the president falsely testing positive before the debate is not exactly the kind of shocking revelation that sells books.
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msnbc.comThe idea the president falsely testing positive before the debate is not exactly the kind of shocking revelation that sells books.
Hayes comments on the implications of Mark Meadows' revelations about Trump's COVID testing timeline.
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