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White House Issues North Korea-Style Edit to Biden Transcript

White House Issues North Korea-Style Edit to Biden Transcript
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The White House communications team sprung into action Tuesday night after President Joe Biden called Trump supporters "garbage." Matt has the story here

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In a North Korea-style move, White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates sent out a transcript of the remarks, adding an apostrophe to make it seem like Biden was speaking about a comedian who supports Trump, not all of Trump's supporters. 

When that didn't work, staffers took to Biden's X feed to try and clean things up. 

And their friends in the media helped to amplify the propaganda. 

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Trump responded to the remarks by citing his broad coalition and efforts to be president for all people. 

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