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'Godfather of Fake News' again earns the title with hot take on Trump's 'animals' comment

As we told you earlier today, a video of President Trump from last May is circulating under the guise that he referred to all asylum seekers as “animals” and has been fact-checked as false (Trump was referring to MS-13 gang members), but Dan Rather isn’t about to let that deter him from spreading the fake news:

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A lecture about weaponizing words is beyond rich coming from Dan Rather:

For some reason we’re guessing Rather already knew that, which would make it even more shameless, especially for somebody who describes himself as a “journalist.”

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Dan ended up losing his job over those words that were weaponized in an effort to sway the 2004 election.

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