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    'Red, White & Who' takes a look at Healthcare in America

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  • Medicare for All and private insurance for none

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  • What is Medicare for All?

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  • What happens when Utahns want more Medicaid, but their lawmakers don’t?

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  • When the political gets personal

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  • Is crowdfunding a symptom of a broken healthcare system?

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  • Ethnic Kurds from a small Northern Syria town became brave resistance fighters

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  • ISIS said it was fulfilling a divine mission

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  • ISIS women played a significant role in the ISIS caliphate

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  • The Islamic State maybe defeated but it's not the end of ISIS

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  • 'Headliners: Elizabeth Warren' Nevertheless, She Persists

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  • 'Headliners: Elizabeth Warren' The Senator Puts the Pressure on Government Officials

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  • 'Headliners: Elizabeth Warren' The Tough Professor

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  • 'Headliners: Pete Buttigieg' Working with Vice President Pence

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  • 'Headliners: Pete Buttigieg' All Kinds of Challenges

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  • The More You Look, the Swampier It Gets...

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  • Dark Money and Secret Donations

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  • Donations to the President's Wallet

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  • Are we a democracy?

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  • One of the worst infrastructure problems in the US

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'Headliners: John Lewis' Showing Fearlessness, Encouraging Others

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John Lewis's activism in his early twenties made him a prominent individual in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, or SNCC (snick). The group worked hard to register voters in Selma, Alabama despite violence and turned to Dr. Martin Luther King for help. Soon, the relationship between SNCC (snick) and King soured, but John Lewis continued to see the reverend as a mentor and hero. For more, tune into 'Headliners: John Lewis' this Sunday, January 20th at 9 P.M., only on MSNBC.