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Trump campaigns in South Carolina.

Deven BerryhillSeptember 25, 2023

OAN’s Daniel Baldwin
12:45 PM – Monday, September 25, ‌2023

Supporters ⁣turn out ‍in droves to⁣ see President Trump speak in Summerville, South Carolina. One America’s Daniel Baldwin caught up with just a ‌few. Take ‌a look.

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