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Anderson Cooper Unloads On Trump As U.S. Pandemic Death Toll Surpasses 100,000: ‘What A Little Man’

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America hit a sad milestone on Wednesday as the U.S. death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic surpassed 100,000. While presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered a heartfelt message to those mourning the loss of loved ones, telling Americans that “the nation grieves with you,” President Donald Trump has been tweeting frantically, promoting debunked conspiracy theory that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough is somehow responsible for the accidental death of a former staffer and railing against mail-in voting that would make it easier for Americans to cast their votes in November’s presidential election.

That tweet, in fact, earned a special fact check from Twitter, which linked to actual information about mail-in voting, giving the president a rare

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