Geraldo To Puerto Rican Mayor: "I Don't See People Dying"
October 7, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, Geraldo Rivera went to Puerto Rico to minimize their suffering for the benefit of Donald Trump.
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"“Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera grilled San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz on Sunday after President Donald Trump attacked her on Twitter for complaining about his government’s response to Hurricane Maria.
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But are people dying?” Rivera interrupted. “I’ve been traveling around, I don’t see people dying. I spoke to the doctors, they say they saw 53 patients and they had a person who was septic, but nobody dying.”
“Dying is a continuum,” Cruz was forced to explain. “If you don’t get fed for seven, eight days and you’re a child, you are dying. If you have 11 people — like we took out of a nursing home — severely dehydrated, you are dying.”"*
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