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Trump's BIZARRE 'Three Wins' Claim Gets SHREDDED LIVE On CNN's Daniel Delivers A Brutal Fact-Check
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3:24Now PlayingAt his explosive 100-Day Rally in Michigan, former U.S. President Donald Trump set off alarms with a bold declaration: that he’s won the state of Michigan three times. But just as quickly as the claim spread, it is now being torn apart on CNN live and unsparingly by fact-checker Daniel Dale, who branded the assertion as "historical fiction". Dale methodically breaks down why Trump’s math doesn’t add up, referencing official election results and reminding viewers of Trump’s actual win-loss record in the Great Lakes State. The fact-check segment is now dominating political discourse online, reigniting debates about truth, misinformation, and Trump’s ongoing hold on his voter base. WATCH
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