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5:02Now PlayingDonald Trump supporters are revealed to have even stronger favorability toward Trump as a presidential candidate after his terrifying Nazi echoing comments at unhinged rally. John Iadarola and Mondale Robinson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Jake Tapper Spots The 'Shocking' Results Of Republican Poll On Trump's 'Hitler Language'
"Jake Tapper reacted to Iowa Republicans rolling with Donald Trump’s “Hitler language” after the former president’s anti-immigrant “poisoning the blood” remarks sparked condemnation that he was echoing the Nazi leader.
The CNN anchor on Wednesday cited a “shocking” Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom poll that shows 42% of the state’s likely Republican caucusgoers saying the GOP presidential front-runner’s comment makes them “more likely” to support him, whereas 28% said they were less likely, and 29% said it doesn’t matter.
“So, a plurality of Republican caucusgoers ... say, ‘More please, I like this Hitler language,’” he noted.
David Frum, a staff writer for The Atlantic, told Tapper that Republican candidates have a chance to run the race they want to run."
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