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    Biden and McCarthy reach a tentative deal to raise the debt ceiling

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  • Rashida Tlaib on the GOP’s efforts to rewrite Palestinian history

    07:47
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  • Congressman Swalwell: “Our criminal justice system will survive this test"

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  • How Wyoming's governor is testing legislative pathways to ban abortion pill

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  • The Ultimate Guide to the Trump-Daniels Saga

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  • Rep. Judy Chu on being the target of the right’s new McCarthyism

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  • Biden Budget Proposal Catches House Republicans Flat-Footed 

    08:15
  • "Drag Race" star Eureka O'Hara on Tennessee's drag show ban

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  • State attorneys general on reproductive rights

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  • Rep. Barbara Lee on her 2024 Senate bid

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GA Secretary of State called out over attempts to compare Trump, Stacey Abrams

10:24

Georgia’s Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has written a new book detailing the January 4th phone call from Donald Trump where the then-president pressured Raffensperger to “find” him the votes to win. In the fallout from the 2020 election, Raffensperger refused to go along with Trump's big lie. By doing so, he became public enemy number one for Trump's supporters. However he’s still blaming both sides of the aisle for the trouble in Georgia. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin challenged Brad Raffensperger over the differences between Trump and the Democrats.