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President Obama: Fake News On Social Media Can Hurt Democracy | TODAY
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2:54Now PlayingFake news stories shared on social media have spiked recently, with some fearing they affected the outcome of the election. A prolific fake news writer, 38-year-old Paul Horner, told the Washington Post that “nobody fact-checks anymore” and “that’s how I got Trump elected.” NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports for TODAY.
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