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Morning Joe

Sen. Warner: We're going to limp through August 2nd

"Gang of Six" member Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., joins Morning Joe to discuss the strageic play by play for Thursday's debt talks. The House is expected to vote on John Boehner's plan, and then the Senate is expected to take up Harry Reid's plan.July 28, 2011

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