CNN's Jake Tapper: Trump's Vince Foster Accusations Are "Outrageous And Long Ago Debunked Falsehood"

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Posted: May 24, 2016 5:30 PM
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CNN's Jake Tapper addresses Trump's comments about an "outrageous and long-ago-debunked falsehood" concerning the suicide of Vince Foster, a friend who allegedly committed suicide soon after starting work at the White House in 1993. "The notion that this was a murder is a fiction born of delusion and untethered to reality and contradicted by evidence reviewed in at least six investigations, one of them by Ken Starr, hardly a Bill Clinton defender," Tapper said during the segment. "To say otherwise is ridiculous, and, frankly, shameful," Tapper continued.
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