Amid Hillary Clinton’s campaign desperately trying to paint Donald Trump as the new leader of the KKK and white supremacist movement, Trump leveled a simple accusation against his opponent: “She is a bigot.” 

CNN’s Anderson Cooper, not bothered by Clinton making the connection of guilt by association, ignored her campaign's ridiculous onslaught and confronted the Republican nominee about this single remark. Unsurprisingly, Cooper went on the heavy defense on behalf of Clinton.

Trump's point was that Clinton’s policies are bigoted, and therefore that makes her bigoted. Cooper wasn't so sure and asked, “In what way?”

Trump explained that it’s obvious by how the Democrats have destroyed inner cities with progressive policies.

“She’s selling them down the tubes,” Trump said. “She talks a good game, but she doesn’t do anything.”

Cooper pressed to find out if Trump believes there’s hatred in Clinton, a concept he apparently doesn’t think is possible. Except in Trump.

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