From the October 18 edition of CNN's Anderson Cooper 360:
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SCOTTIE NELL HUGHES: But what we're finding out is you cannot sit there and discredit him, he's not Mr. Pinocchio. His work actually has accomplished things. I sorry that it doesn't fit your narrative that Republican -- that Trump supporters are horrible and they're for violence. It actually shows that once again they were instigated. That the whole year we've been demonized saying that we are just the ones that are causing all this violence at our rallies and this just proves like the Chicago rally, like it proves about the woman with COPD, that they were sent in to instigate. It wasn't necessarily to be a part of the democratic process.
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HUGHES: Yeah well there is. They claim it right here. They had no reason on secret tape to lie about it.
ANDERSON COOPER (HOST): By the way, that's like saying Donald Trump had no reason to lie about molesting women on a tape to Billy Bush.
HUGHES: It's a completely different thing. This is a conversation with one other. This is much worse.
COOPER: There is a certain amount of hypocrisy. I mean either you can believe Donald Trump was bragging about something he didn't actually do. You can believe these people on the tape were bragging about something they didn't actually do to make themselves more important. I'm not saying they did. I don't know who is right and who is wrong in this. But it's strange to say one person is bragging --
HUGHES: One demonized one person, one demonized an entire movement. Trump supporters have been made out to be the most evil people and that is not right. That is not fair. They are the most peaceful.
