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Federal money after Moore tornado: Spending it wisely
May 22, 201313:57
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Federal money after Moore tornado: Spending it wisely

13:57

New York Magazine's Benjamin Wallace-Wells, NYC Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson, MSNBC's Karen Finney and the National Journal's Ron Fournier join a discussion on why safe rooms and shelters aren't abundant in the tornado-prone area of Oklahoma. MSNBC's Craig Melvin reports from Oklahoma.May 22, 2013

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