'Spreading hate': Trump slammed for retweeting anti-Muslim videos

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President Donald Trump speaks about tax reform in St. Charles, Missouri. Source: AAP

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US President Donald Trump has been fiercely criticised after using his favourite social medium to retweet three anti-Muslim videos posted by a far right British group.

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