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    Breaking down the Biden-McCarthy debt limit deal

    02:12

  • Rep. Barbara Lee sees ‘a lot of problems’ with debt deal, looking for ‘who wins and who loses’

    04:30

  • Rep. Debbie Dingell: Debt deal contains ‘things I would never vote for under normal circumstances’

    05:17

  • House Speaker McCarthy releases 99-page debt deal text

    02:33

  • Biden on debt deal: 'The only way forward was a bipartisan agreement'

    01:26

  • McCarthy: Deal 'not 100% of what everybody wants' but good for country

    01:11

  • McCarthy says House will vote on Wednesday to raise the debt ceiling

    01:12

  • Biden and McCarthy reach a tentative deal to raise the debt ceiling

    02:47

  • Texas House votes to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton

    03:55

  • SC Senator Mia McLeod on abortion ban fight: 'all we’re asking for is a choice'

    06:49

  • Rep. Gottheimer on debt ceiling negotiations: “We’ve got to get out of this cycle of insanity”

    06:28

  • McCarthy says he's more confident on reaching debt ceiling deal

    02:37

  • Oath Keeper Jessica Watkins sentenced to more than 8 years in Jan. 6 case

    02:28

  • Lawmakers inch closer to debt limit deal ahead of Memorial Day weekend

    03:43

  • DeSantis attempts to redefine Trump to make room for himself on GOP's right wing

    07:56

  • Biden nominates Air Force Gen. CQ Brown Jr. for Joint Chiefs chairman

    02:40

  • 'There will be no default': Biden addresses ongoing debt limit talks

    02:14

  • Biden speaks on anniversary of Uvalde school shooting

    07:22

  • Mother of student killed in Uvalde school shooting remembers her daughter

    03:56

  • TX State Sen. Roland Gutierrez shares traumatic memories from the Uvalde school shooting

    09:05

The Reidout

Baltimore City State's Attorney denies charges she calls retaliation for indicting law enforcement

11:04

Marilyn Mosby, State's Attorney for Baltimore City, joins Joy Reid to discuss being accused by the Justice Department of financial crimes, while facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted--the same Justice Department that seems to be awfully slow when it comes to the former president, Donald Trump. Mosby says that she is completely innocent and that the timing of these charges is meant to influence her re-election efforts after a career spent holding law enforcement accountable.Feb. 2, 2022

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    Breaking down the Biden-McCarthy debt limit deal

    02:12

  • Rep. Barbara Lee sees ‘a lot of problems’ with debt deal, looking for ‘who wins and who loses’

    04:30

  • Rep. Debbie Dingell: Debt deal contains ‘things I would never vote for under normal circumstances’

    05:17

  • House Speaker McCarthy releases 99-page debt deal text

    02:33

  • Biden on debt deal: 'The only way forward was a bipartisan agreement'

    01:26

  • McCarthy: Deal 'not 100% of what everybody wants' but good for country

    01:11

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