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[https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/08/politics/trump-veterans-choice-paula-reid/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/08/politics/trump-veterans-choice-paula-reid/index.html)  Trump walks out of news conference after reporter asks him about Veterans Choice lie he's told more than 150 times By Daniel Dale Updated 1044 GMT (1844 HKT) August 9, 2020   How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime  Democrats call on watchdog to investigate USPS changes  Intel official: China doesn't want Trump to win election  Trump adviser: Additional $600 is a disincentive to go back to work  GOP lawmaker calls on Falwell Jr. to resign over photo  Biden responds to attacks after diversity comments  Enten: Biden is in a better position than Clinton ever was  Bill Hagerty thanks Trump in victory speech  Trump shuts down briefing after he's fact-checked by reporter  Nancy Pelosi calls Trump's executive actions unconstitutional  Dana Bash: This is not a freeze on evictions  'Wake-up call': Ohio Governor on his Covid-19 test confusion  CNN reporters break down Donald Trump's executive actions  Trump: A lot of good things happened today. Otherwise I wouldn't have a press conference  Smerconish presses Trump campaign on election fraud claims  How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime  Democrats call on watchdog to investigate USPS changes  Intel official: China doesn't want Trump to win election  Trump adviser: Additional $600 is a disincentive to go back to work  GOP lawmaker calls on Falwell Jr. to resign over photo  Biden responds to attacks after diversity comments  Enten: Biden is in a better position than Clinton ever was  Bill Hagerty thanks Trump in victory speech  Trump shuts down briefing after he's fact-checked by reporter  Nancy Pelosi calls Trump's executive actions unconstitutional  Dana Bash: This is not a freeze on evictions  'Wake-up call': Ohio Governor on his Covid-19 test confusion  CNN reporters break down Donald Trump's executive actions  Trump: A lot of good things happened today. Otherwise I wouldn't have a press conference  Smerconish presses Trump campaign on election fraud claims  How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump abruptly ended a Saturday news conference after a reporter challenged him on a lie about veterans health care he has told more than 150 times. Trump, speaking at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club, had claimed again that he is the one who got the Veterans Choice program passed -- adding, "They've been trying to get that passed for decades and decades and decades and no president's ever been able to do it, and we got it done." In fact, former President Barack Obama signed the Choice program into law in 2014. The law, which allowed eligible veterans to be covered by the government for care provided by doctors outside the VA system, was a bipartisan initiative spearheaded by two senators Trump has repeatedly criticized, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and the late John McCain of Arizona.
[https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/08/politics/trump-veterans-choice-paula-reid/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/08/politics/trump-veterans-choice-paula-reid/index.html)  Trump walks out of news conference after reporter asks him about Veterans Choice lie he's told more than 150 times By Daniel Dale Updated 1044 GMT (1844 HKT) August 9, 2020   How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime  Democrats call on watchdog to investigate USPS changes  Intel official: China doesn't want Trump to win election  Trump adviser: Additional $600 is a disincentive to go back to work  GOP lawmaker calls on Falwell Jr. to resign over photo  Biden responds to attacks after diversity comments  Enten: Biden is in a better position than Clinton ever was  Bill Hagerty thanks Trump in victory speech  Trump shuts down briefing after he's fact-checked by reporter  Nancy Pelosi calls Trump's executive actions unconstitutional  Dana Bash: This is not a freeze on evictions  'Wake-up call': Ohio Governor on his Covid-19 test confusion  CNN reporters break down Donald Trump's executive actions  Trump: A lot of good things happened today. Otherwise I wouldn't have a press conference  Smerconish presses Trump campaign on election fraud claims  How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime  Democrats call on watchdog to investigate USPS changes  Intel official: China doesn't want Trump to win election  Trump adviser: Additional $600 is a disincentive to go back to work  GOP lawmaker calls on Falwell Jr. to resign over photo  Biden responds to attacks after diversity comments  Enten: Biden is in a better position than Clinton ever was  Bill Hagerty thanks Trump in victory speech  Trump shuts down briefing after he's fact-checked by reporter  Nancy Pelosi calls Trump's executive actions unconstitutional  Dana Bash: This is not a freeze on evictions  'Wake-up call': Ohio Governor on his Covid-19 test confusion  CNN reporters break down Donald Trump's executive actions  Trump: A lot of good things happened today. Otherwise I wouldn't have a press conference  Smerconish presses Trump campaign on election fraud claims  How to fact-check Donald Trump in realtime Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump abruptly ended a Saturday news conference after a reporter challenged him on a lie about veterans health care he has told more than 150 times. Trump, speaking at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club, had claimed again that he is the one who got the Veterans Choice program passed -- adding, "They've been trying to get that passed for decades and decades and decades and no president's ever been able to do it, and we got it done." In fact, former President Barack Obama signed the Choice program into law in 2014. The law, which allowed eligible veterans to be covered by the government for care provided by doctors outside the VA system, was a bipartisan initiative spearheaded by two senators Trump has repeatedly criticized, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and the late John McCain of Arizona.
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