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    04:33
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    07:02
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    05:55
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    04:30
  • Rep. Josh Harder: ‘At some point, we are going to default if we continue in this pattern’

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    05:17
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    05:02
  • Lt. Gen. Twitty: Stalled approval of military appointments hurting families, military ‘readiness’

    04:27
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    07:08
  • Brennan: Kremlin drone strike likely by ‘forces aligned with,’ but not flown from, ‘Ukraine proper’

    05:23
  • Rep. Maxwell Frost calls on Biden to give a ‘primetime address’ on the state of debt ceiling talks

    05:36
  • Brandon Wolf: Target and other ally companies should ‘stand firm’ in wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation

    06:55
  • Doug Holtz-Eakin: ‘Urgent’ to reach a debt ceiling deal and ‘avoid any even whisper of a default’

    01:43
  • Jason Furman: McCarthy pretending spending cuts are about debt. 'This is about the Speaker's agenda'

    05:21
  • Rep. Steny Hoyer on debt limit negotiations between Biden and GOP: ‘Let’s stop this phony crisis’

    04:47
  • USAID Administrator and Ukraine's Digital Minister team up for wartime app ‘Diia’

    07:47
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    02:14
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    06:13
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    04:52
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Rep. Gallego: Men and women we send to war are ‘not just nameless people’

08:08

Congressman Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the PTSD and suicide risk veterans face after returning home, and his book ‘They Called Us Lucky’, where he discusses his personal experiences serving in Iraq and after the war. “A lot of the deaths that are happening in terms of suicide are people have never really actually gotten any care whatsoever. And that's a very dangerous thing,” says Rep. Gallego. “I want people to remember that when we send men and women to war, you know, it's not just nameless people.”