Sam Seder
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Ben Carson STRUGGLES To Explain Oreo Fail
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May 24, 2019
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16:36Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Stuart Varney tries to help Ben Carson out but it's really not working.
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"Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson had a rough Tuesday. Now, he’s blaming his gaffe(s) on a radical Democratic conspiracy to make him look like an utter imbecile.
On Wednesday morning, Carson sat down for an interview with Fox Business to clear the air after his dismal showing before the House Financial Services Committee. At the hearing, he failed to identify the acronym for “Real Estate Owned” properties; instead, for some reason, he thought Rep. Katie Porter was asking him about Oreo cookies. Given this man is in charge of American public housing, the flub (his second of the day) was widely reported and roundly criticized. It was bad, but also, it was good."*
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