@CNN: RT @CNNTonight: “The point that she’s making is that more than painful and distracting, the words could have incited violence.” – Former senior Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett on Michelle Obama calling out President Trump for ‘birther’ conspiracy theory in new book https://t.co/z1ehJKChGo https://t.co/8iTXYeju77

November 12, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"The point that she's making is that more than painful and distracting, the words could have incited violence." – Former senior Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett on Michelle Obama calling out President Trump for 'birther' conspiracy theory in new book https://t.co/z1ehJKChGo pic.twitter.com/8iTXYeju77

— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) November 13, 2018

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