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Vox's Aaron Rupar racks up RTs reporting Trump's West Point speech was preceded by song from 'Team America: World Police' -- except it wasn't (later claims it was just a joke)

President Trump spoke at the West Point graduation ceremony today:

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Ahead of Trump’s speech, a song was played, and Vox “journalist” Aaron Rupar tweeted this:

Apparently Twitter didn’t want to put a fact check tag on that particular tweet:

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But wait… after what is now about a thousand retweets, Rupar says he was just joking:

“Journalism” everybody!

Ethics, shmethics.

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He lies because he knows enough people will want it to be true and he racks up hundreds if not thousands of retweets as a result.

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