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'You can talk to your lost loved ones every single day': Luke Russert 
May 8, 202412:19
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Morning Joe

'You can talk to your lost loved ones every single day': Luke Russert 

12:19

Host and MSNBC Live Creative Director Luke Russert joins Morning Joe to discuss the paperback release of his bestselling memoir, "Look for Me There: Grieving My Father, Finding Myself," sharing insights from his transformative journey across six continents after leaving NBC News to explore his identity and cope with his father's loss, Tim Russert.May 8, 2024

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