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He added: "I'm sorry to say it, it founded the country." Given the rose-tinted view of tobacco in the segment, the Fox News host was roundly mocked on Twitter, with humourist George Hahn dubbing him: "The f***ing dumbest." Vanity Fair correspondent and podcaster Molly Jong-Fast characterised Carlson's stance as "Getting cancer to own the libs." Writer Bob Cesca framed it as an example of how: "Trumpism is a suicide cult." Even though Mr Carlson's show often revolves around crossing lines that most thought uncrossable, many were still incredulous

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A lot of people feel like [the e-cigarette manufacturers] are exploiting a loophole, said the director of Smoking Cessation Services at Columbia University Medical Center, Daniel Seidman