McEnany says Trump does not support QAnon following president's first comment about conspiracy group

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McEnany says Trump does not support QAnon following president's first comment about conspiracy group

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Published 20 Aug 2020

President Trump was talking about his supporters when he was asked bout the far-right conspiracy movement QAnon, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told "America's Newsroom" Thursday.

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