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During an emotional speech in Minneapolis today, Clinton expanded his list of targets to include "things that are said regularly over the airwaves" -- an implied slap at conservative talk show hosts. Referring to "purveyors of hatred and division," he said: "Theyleave the impression that, by their very words, violence is acceptable."
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