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Hallie Jackson

Rep. Titus: No reopening if you have to 'choose between your health and your job'

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Congresswoman Dina Titus (D-NV) joins Ayman Mohyeldin to respond to the Trump administration's insistence on reopening parts of the country. Titus says that while restarting the country is undoubtedly important from a financial perspective, it should be done with the utmost caution, remarking that "you can bring the economy back, but you can’t bring back somebody’s grandparents."May 7, 2020

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