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    Rep. Meeks: 'I think it is clear that the Republicans can’t govern'

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  • Government to remain open after Congress passes funding bill

    02:58

  • President Biden issues a dire warning on how far-right rhetoric is threatening Democracy

    04:00

  • Rep. Wild on passing stopgap bill in the House: 'This was vital for us to do'

    04:41

  • Rep Garcia says democrats will fight to avert future shutdown

    05:14

  • Why Trump is giving up his fight to move the Georgia case to federal court

    03:36

  • After House votes on stopgap funding bill, Rep. Boyle hopes it sends positive signal on bipartisanship

    03:29

  • Hearing on Trump gag order set for Oct. 16

    03:32

  • Congress fails to avert childcare cliff crisis

    03:10

  • Sen. Bennet explains why he's so concerned about lack of Ukraine aid in funding bill

    01:51

  • McCarthy's squandered credibility makes Democrats less inclined to rescue him

    05:52

  • 'He's got a lot of dirt': Trump codefendant in plea deal could be key asset for prosecutors

    07:59

  • 'A big deal': How a Georgia bail bondsman became the first Trump codefendant to take a plea deal

    05:47

  • House Speaker Kevin McCarthy still has no plan to avert a government shutdown

    03:41

  • Rep. Swalwell: Government nears a shutdown because McCarthy ‘lives in fear’

    04:59

  • 'A critical, existential point': Unions backing each other to take on big business

    07:35

  • Joy on looming shutdown: With MAGA extremists, the cruelty is the point

    10:10

  • ‘Trailblazer’: Rep. Barbara Lee pays tribute to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who died at 90

    07:21

  • Biden Comms chief: Shutdown ‘very possible’—at ‘totally the fault’ of GOP

    09:36

  • Even Fox host questions Trump's mental competence

    05:59

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Fmr. Sen. Baucus: Joe Biden should apologize to Anita Hill

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Then-Senator Joe Biden led the Judiciary Committee as chairman during Anita Hill’s testimony in 1991, and now his handling of the hearing could come back to haunt him as he mulls a presidential run.Sept. 24, 2018

  • UP NEXT

    Rep. Meeks: 'I think it is clear that the Republicans can’t govern'

    08:20

  • Government to remain open after Congress passes funding bill

    02:58

  • President Biden issues a dire warning on how far-right rhetoric is threatening Democracy

    04:00

  • Rep. Wild on passing stopgap bill in the House: 'This was vital for us to do'

    04:41

  • Rep Garcia says democrats will fight to avert future shutdown

    05:14

  • Why Trump is giving up his fight to move the Georgia case to federal court

    03:36

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