Very frankly, President Trump as a candidate and frankly going forward has said things which are not corroborated by facts. Kellyanne Conway may like alternative facts but Senator Moynihan said we're all entitled to our opinion but the facts are the facts.
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Hoyer critiques President Trump's statements and emphasizes the importance of factual accuracy in political discourse.
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