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White Supporters Respond to Trump's Black Outreach
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September 26, 2016
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4:13Now PlayingTYT Politics reporter Eric Byler ( ) spent a day on the campaign trail with Donald Trump speaking to supporters in High Point and Kenansville, North Carolina. This report captures the awkwardness of Trump making his nowcustomary appeal for African American votes in a venue where 99.9% of the attendees are white, and, it documents a master politician exploiting infamous acts of terror to argue that Americans need to vote for him to preserve their safety.
Trump supporters had various reactions to their leader's decision to at last admit that President Obama is a real American. Some said that Trump's admission was just playing politics to help him win the election, and, that they still believe that President Obama was born in Kenya. Others said it doesn't matter if Obama was born in Kenya now that he is soon to leave office, even though they had fretted about the supposed scandal for years. One Trump supporter in Kenansville, NC offered up a new conspiracy theory — one that is even more preposterous — without fully letting go of the old one.
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