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    Richard Engel: 'Open question' what comes after pause in fighting

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Morning Joe

Law experts weigh in on Supreme Court arguments

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed prepared to rule that Congress went too far in seeking broad access to the president's personal financial documents but that a New York prosecutor may be able to get his tax records. Benjamin Wittes and Barbara McQuade discuss.May 13, 2020

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    Richard Engel: 'Open question' what comes after pause in fighting

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  • Merriam-Webster picks its word of the year

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  • Lawyers must rise to meet the Trump threat, conservative attorneys argue

    10:02

  • 'She has an amazing family': Relatives of 4-year-old hostage speak about her release

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