The White House waded into the popular debate over the Yanny/Laurel audio file in a tweet on Thursday.
“It’s Laurel. But I could deflect and divert to Yanny, if you need me to,” said White House adviser Kellyanne Conway.
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Trump himself weighed in on the debate, which illustrates how people hear audio frequencies differently.
WATCH: Man behind voice in ‘Laurel/Yanny’ debate calls it ‘very funny’
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“I hear covfefe,” he said, poking fun at a tweet of his that went viral in which he misspelled a word.
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