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    Trump's violent rhetoric threatens democracy to its core, Pt. 2

    05:19
  • Trump's violent rhetoric threatens democracy to its core, Pt. 1

    09:21
  • Rep. Matt Gaetz moves to oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy

    07:02
  • Pres. Biden signs 45-day stopgap bill into law, avoiding potential govt. shutdown

    09:09
  • Matt Gaetz: 'I intend to file a motion to vacate against Speaker McCarthy this week'

    03:49
  • Rep. Kim joins New Jersey senate race, as Sen. Menendez refuses to step down

    03:58
  • Trump's mounting legal woes

    05:54
  • 'Disrupting this Country': Rep. Waters on GOP Chaos

    08:55
  • First White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention

    07:12
  • House Republicans to hold first Biden impeachment inquiry hearing as Govt. shutdown looms

    06:55
  • Inside the Chaos in the GOP

    06:35
  • Decoding racial bias in artificial intelligence

    07:03
  • Sen. Tuberville continues to block military nominations

    06:57
  • Republican infighting continues as shutdown looms

    09:07
  •  Propublica: Clarence Thomas Participated in Koch Network Donor events

    04:48
  • Rep. Pelosi on the looming government shutdown

    09:40
  • Rep. Pelosi on why she's running for reelection in 2024

    09:07
  • UAW strike enters third day

    05:00
  • Criticism ramps up against VP Harris as she tours U.S. colleges

    06:03
  • Pushing back against concerns over Biden's age

    03:00

'Biggest political scandal right now': heat on Javanka money haul

09:29

Republicans want to impeach President Joe Biden over allegations the president benefitted from his son, Hunter Biden's business dealings, despite no evidence of wrongdoing. But when it comes to questions about profiting from White House ties, look no further than Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka *and* son-in-law, Jared Kushner. They may be the poster children for questionable family business.