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    Texas Republicans hold AG Ken Paxton accountable in House impeachment vote

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  • House Republicans use debt ceiling talks as negotiation tactic to push through GOP agenda

    06:08
  • President Biden urging House Democrats to back deal on debt ceiling

    03:49
  • Combative debt ceiling process in question as deal is reached

    04:51
  • Deal over debt limit sets stage for votes in Congress

    02:52
  • How Democratic Secretaries of State are fighting for reproductive rights

    03:38
  • Trump could lose millions and face criminal charges if he keeps discussing court cases

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  • President Biden and Speaker McCarthy talk on phone as debt talks stretch on

    04:48
  • Texas AG Paxton to face Senate trial following historic impeachment

    02:57
  • 'When LGBTQ people are under attack, everybody loses': Far-right wages war on Pride merch

    03:38
  • Texas AG Ken Paxton impeachment sparked by 2020 investigation

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  • Congressman Espaillat: We cannot let the economy fall of the cliff

    03:38
  • Texas House votes to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton

    03:55
  • Comedian Hari Kondabolu talks pandemic baby, the American Dream and AOC

    05:08
  • Rep. Deborah Ross: North Carolina abortion ban turns the clock back 50 years

    05:50
  • Top Trump attorney says he quit over legal team's in-fighting

    02:35
  • Rep. Eric Swalwell: Democrats need to make clear raising debt limit is paying 'Trump's tab'

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  • Florida Dreamers recipients display the power of their voices in fight for in-state college tuition

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After Title 42, a new fight for humane immigration reform measures

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MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez is joined by Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) to discuss the challenges for the Biden Administration to move forward on immigration reform with a divided Congress, and a Republican party that sees politicizing the border as red meat for its base. Rep. Castro also explains that while he disagrees with some aspects of the Biden Administration’s new border policies following the end of Title 42, “they’re not doing a lot of the outright, almost intentional cruelty of the Trump Administration.”