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7:27Now PlayingRepublican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is given soft-ball Town Hall questions over Donald Trump to redeem her campaign and fails epically with dumbest responses possible. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Town Hall Attendee Gives Nikki Haley ‘a Chance to Redeem Yourself After Last Night’s Slavery Thing’
"A town hall attendee in Lebanon, New Hampshire gave Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley a “chance to redeem yourself after last night’s slavery thing” on Thursday, a day after Haley refused to acknowledge slavery’s role in the Civil War.
During a Q&A with Haley, the attendee said, “This is a chance to redeem yourself after last night’s slavery thing. Would you be able to say categorically that you will not accept being Trump’s vice president?”
Haley replied, “I could say to you what you want to hear, and you could go check that box and go do whatever, but I’m going to continue to tell you my truth, and the truth that I have always told the truth, even when I was in the administration. President Trump and I worked well together. Why? Because I told him the truth.”"
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