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    Special counsel obtains audio of Trump discussing classified doc after leaving office: Report

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  • Chris Matthews: It was the right decision for Biden to put his weight into debt deal fight

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  • Chris Matthews: The two middles met on the debt ceiling

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  • Andrew Weissman: If the audio exists, a question of when there will be charges

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  • 'Default was never an option': House GOP member on why he voted 'Yes'

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  • Are Trump's attacks elevating DeSantis' profile?

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  • Robert Carlyle looks back while looking ahead with 'The Full Monty'

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  • 'Built From the Fire' remembers the Tulsa Massacre 102 years later

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  • 'Some of us are going to vote no on principle': House Democrat on debt deal

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  • How abortion impacted Wisconsin's Supreme Court election

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  • DeSantis rails against 'elites' in Iowa, seems to ignore his 'elite' education

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  • Chris Christie set to enter the 2024 presidential race

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  • Rep. Clyburn: We are at the limit in large measure because of what happened under Trump

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  • Senator stresses need for spiritual discussion in political dialogue

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  • Sen. Murphy: Somehow, paying the country's bills has become a partisan issue

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  • Joe: Republicans screaming about debt ceiling now went along with Trump three times

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  • Are the anti-Trump Republican forces starting to implode?

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Joe: Why aren't Republicans speaking out against conspiracy theories?

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday said Republicans may not win Senate control, citing ‘candidate quality’. Joe Scarborough discusses how Dr. Oz's recent gaffes along with GOP leaders spreading conspiracy theories about a militarized IRS and calls to defund the FBI have hurt the GOP as the midterms approach.