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    Wisconsin electors' lawsuit is a road map to preventing election subversion scheme

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  • Lawrence: ‘Fox News has blood on its hands’

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The Reidout

Missouri ‘Stand Your Ground’ bill critiqued as racist ‘Make Murder Legal Act’

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A Missouri 'Stand Your Ground' bill that critics call the ‘Make Murder Legal Act' is now being debated. If passed, it would result in murders being considered justified if the perpetrator claims self-defense--and it will prohibit police from detaining those suspected of violence as long as they make that same claim. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.Feb. 4, 2022

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    Wisconsin electors' lawsuit is a road map to preventing election subversion scheme

    01:38

  • Vice News journalist uncovers new information on officers who killed Breonna Taylor

    07:19

  • Former DHS disinformation agency director Nina Jankowicz speaks out

    08:06

  • Tucker Carlson backtracks after peddling a conspiracy theory cited by NY mass shooting suspect

    10:01

  • House member pushes bill to raise legal age to buy assault rifles

    07:01

  • House member aims to curb price gouging at the pump

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