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Former Breitbart writer Katie McHugh on PBS: "I was communicating with Stephen Miller while he was on the Trump campaign, while my Twitter feed was very active, very racist, very anti-islam, and while I was writing racist articles for Breitbart. We were in communication. And we're both expressing pro-Trump...

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