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8:08Now PlayingRepublican presidential candidate Nikki Haley accidentally calls out Donald Trump's disastrous felon status while also arguing that she would support him in a presidential election during CBS News interview. Jayar Jackson and David Shuster break it down on The Damage Report.
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Nikki Haley says Americans too 'smart' to vote for 'convicted' Trump after she vows to support him
"Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley defended her pledge to support Donald Trump if he is the GOP nominee despite claiming Americans are too "smart" to vote for a convicted felon.
Although Trump has pleaded not guilty in four criminal cases, CBS host Robert Costa asked Haley if she would stand by her vow to support the Republican nominee even if he was convicted.
"When you were on that debate stage in Milwaukee, which has earned you some good reviews inside of the party, inside of the Republican Party, you raised your hand, said you would still support him if he was convicted of a crime, and the nominee next year," Costa noted. "Do you stand by your decision to hold up your hand on stage and back Trump, should he be the nominee and be a convicted felon?""
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