Maybe she thought she was bearing the news by doing it at this point in time.

It's not great news for someone who had her ethnicity changed from white to Native American

when she was at the University of Pennsylvania who Harvard law trotted out as an example of

how good they were with diverse hiring who said that her mother couldn't marry her dad

in a normal wedding ceremony because her grandparents were a guest that about how Native American

how Cherokee her mother was.

So as far as her actual stories go this rollout that she did today completely blows up everything

she has ever said about the matter.

She was not saying that she had roughly the same percentage of Native American ancestry

that any other average white American does.

She was saying that she was Native American and not just Native American but Cherokee.

This does not help that.

The Cherokee tribe is not happy with that.

We'll talk about that in a moment.

But the rollout included this video I think that posted on her website yesterday.

The president likes to call my mom a liar.

What are the facts say?

The facts suggest that you've absolutely have the Native American ancestry in your pedigree.

And then she sits there with a sister.

Oh, we don't have her.

Yes, yeah, her triumph.

Oh, it doesn't.

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