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In 2020, Donald Trump championed a drug approved by the FDA, leading to criticism from Post Fact Checker, with Meg Kelly involved in the fact-checking squad.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 12

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In 2020, Donald Trump championed a drug approved by the FDA, leading to criticism from Post Fact Checker, with Meg Kelly involved in the fact-checking squad.

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Food and Drug Administration Donald TrumpMeg Kelly

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Oct 12Trump administration's FDA approved naloxone spray.1 source
- realclearhealth.com
Trump promoted an FDA-approved drug in 2020; fact-checkers criticized the push.1 source
- newsbusters.org

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Oct 12realclearhealth.com
newsbusters.orgChecking Facts? WashPost Whacks Trump with '4 Pinocchios' for Touting POSSIBLE Cures