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2:31Now PlayingDr. Oz gets crushed by his opponent in the Pennsylvania Senate election, John Fetterman, for a hilarious 'crudite' promotional video gone wrong. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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Democrat John Fetterman raised over $1 million off GOP rival Mehmet Oz's 'crudité' gaffe, campaign says
"Dr. Mehmet Oz's inability to correctly identify the grocery store in which he was complaining about inflation while shopping for "crudité" has been a boon to his Democratic opponent, with the campaign of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman telling Insider he has raised more than $1 million since the gaffe went viral.
Fetterman and Oz are running for a US Senate seat representing Pennsylvania to replace retiring GOP Sen. Pat Toomey.
In April, Oz, the Republican candidate, posted a video of himself shopping at a place he identified as "Wegners," which does not exist, combining the names of two stores that do: Wegmans and Redners. That, combined with his use of the term "crudité" to refer to a party tray of vegetables, led to him being widely pilloried online when the incident resurfaced on Monday."
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