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Video Appears to Show Trump Spitting at Rally

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Video Appears to Show Trump Spitting at Rally

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A video from President Donald Trump’s Oct. 20 campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina, appeared to show him spitting toward the floor as he spoke, prompting critical reactions on social media. Some viewers condemned the gesture, while others questioned what it showed or suggested there might be another explanation; the available reports do not establish what Trump did or why.

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