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Donald Trump: Began questioning Barack Obama's birthplace on national television, saying on Good Morning America that he was a little skeptical, that people who doubted the account should not be dismissed, and that growing up nobody knew Obama, a claim fact-checkers rated false. He repeated the demand that Obama show his birth certificate in later appearances.
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- Began questioning Barack Obama's birthplace on national television, saying on Good Morning America that he was a little skeptical, that people who doubted the account should not be dismissed, and that growing up nobody knew Obama, a claim fact-checkers rated false. He repeated the demand that Obama show his birth certificate in later appearances.
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