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Morning Joe

Alabama write-in candidate says race is winnable

12:31

Retired Marine colonel Lee Busby is entering the Alabama Senate race as a write-in candidate. Busby tells the Morning Joe panel he believes the race is winnable and that he also is unwilling to discuss allegations against Roy Moore.Nov. 28, 2017

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    Death toll soars past 5,000 in Turkey and Syria after powerful quake

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  • 'Some Like It Hot' heats up Broadway

    04:35

  • Attorney Mark Pomerantz confident Trump book not interfering with investigation

    11:28

  • Donna Kelce: Having both sons play in Super Bowl like winning the lottery

    06:00

  • Chris Matthews: Biden has an audience tonight, and he needs to use it

    09:28

  • Asa Hutchinson: Biden has chance to offer new insights on U.S.-China relations

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