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Morning Joe

Author embeds himself in House for a year, reports back

Author and GQ contributor Robert Draper embedded himself in the House for a year, and he joins Morning Joe to offer an in-depth look at the House of the 112th Congress and how the Tea Party freshmen changed the tone of the House.April 25, 2012

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