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    Santos inexplicably cast himself as (failed) Broadway producer: Bloomberg

    01:31

  • Bipartisan push looks to secure U.S. farmland from China

    01:21

  • Nearly 1000 migrant children remain separated from families after Trump policy

    07:26

  • China spy balloon screw-up an opportunity for U.S. intelligence

    03:06

  • Chinese spy balloon freak-out tailor-made for modern GOP

    04:45

  • Tester announces hearing for real answers on Chinese spy balloon

    04:46

  • Marjorie Taylor Greene embarrasses herself with misinformed talking point

    02:24

  • Barr confirms key detail in deflecting on Durham probe questions

    05:53

  • Republicans feign anti-Semitism standard to eject Rep. Omar from committee

    04:23

  • How qualified immunity shields police from accountability

    09:29

  • Silence speaks volumes as Myanmar protests military coup anniversary

    02:05

  • If GOP wants to probe weaponization of government, start with Durham: Rep. Goldman

    02:36

  • Republicans bereft of ideas for how to shed Trump albatross

    05:30

  • Activists call for legislation to support policing changes following death of Tyre Nichols

    11:18

  • As GOP tries to pin gas prices on Biden, Big Oil scores record profits

    02:07

  • DeSantis targets state college for overhaul with new conservative identity

    03:49

  • Violent police encounters prompt search for better way to protect and serve

    05:11

  • Benefit of specialized police units questioned in light of reported harm

    10:32

  • Accountability uncharacteristically swift for police involved in Tyre Nichols' death 

    01:16

  • 'Elite' units seen as corrupting element in police culture

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Alex Wagner Tonight

Southwest screw-ups are financially devastating for some passengers

04:20

David Slotnick, senior aviation business reporter for The Points Guy, points out that while Southwest Airlines tries to get its act together, stranded passengers are having to shoulder the cost of hotels, rebooking flights, and other expenses just to get back to their lives - expenses that many cannot afford. Dec. 29, 2022

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    Santos inexplicably cast himself as (failed) Broadway producer: Bloomberg

    01:31

  • Bipartisan push looks to secure U.S. farmland from China

    01:21

  • Nearly 1000 migrant children remain separated from families after Trump policy

    07:26

  • China spy balloon screw-up an opportunity for U.S. intelligence

    03:06

  • Chinese spy balloon freak-out tailor-made for modern GOP

    04:45

  • Tester announces hearing for real answers on Chinese spy balloon

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