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6:05Now PlayingRon Johnson went on right-wing television and tried to claim that COVID vaccines may have killed millions of Americans, but his entire argument relied on twisting an old study, misusing an unverified reporting database, and hoping nobody would notice the gigantic holes in his math. Now critics are tearing into him for spreading exactly the kind of dangerous conspiracy nonsense that has made him one of the Senate’s most embarrassing Trump allies. Farron Cousins explains what happened.
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