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Donald Trump asserted Monday that Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is a racist. In a phone interview with NBC News, the presumptive GOP nominee said Warren faked her Native American heritage--an issue that came up during her 2012 Senate bid--and that as a result, she is racist. She made up her heritage, which I think is racist. I think she s a racist, actually because what she did was very racist, Trump said in a phone interview. Warren, who endorsed presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton earlier this month, made her first joint appearance with Clinton in Ohio Monday morning.Trump has made a habit of referring to Warren as Pocahontas, in another reference to the questio
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