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1:29Now PlayingPresident Trump often refers to his time at the University of Pennsylvania's business school at campaign rallies, award ceremonies and interviews. For decades, Trump has cited his attendance at what was then called the Wharton School of Finance as evidence of his intellect. He has said he went to “the hardest school to get into, the best school in the world,” calling it “super genius stuff.” Last month, President Trump pointed to his studies there as he awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to conservative economist Arthur Laffer. But Trump, who questioned the academic standing of President Barack Obama, has never released records showing how he got into the school or how he performed once he was there. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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