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Floyd, who was African-American, died in police custody in Minnesota last week. One person said on Twitter in reference to Chauvin’s alleged support for Trump: … I keep telling folks, this is what’s at stake in 2020, these are the people who the President gives a wink and a nod to when it comes to murdering black people. trailer
Asked explicitly if the man photographed on stage with Trump at the Minneapolis rally is Chauvin, Elder said: I don’t think it is. xref
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