Politifact checks the latest comments from presidential candidates; Meet the Oregon students who support Trump

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Donald Trump speaking at an event in Las Vegas in 2016

On Radioactivity Wednesday we looked at the truth behind recent statements made by political figures with Katie Sanders, deputy editor of politifact.com, a fact-checking website run by the Tampa Bay Times. We looked at whether comments made by Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and President Obama ranked as true, half-true, or were straight-out “pants-on-fire” lies.

Then we were joined by journalist Arun Gupta who recently he wrote about his encounter with a group called Students for Trump at Portland State University in Oregon. Gupta examined the group’s  white nationalist, “alt-right” ideology that emerged from internet culture around websites like Infowars, Breitbart, 4chan and some forums on Reddit.

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