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    Inside the DC jail

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  • Donald Trump going to jail?

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  • Bannon calls Murdochs' a bunch of foreigners' after Fox News founder said he doubted election claims

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Weekends with Alex Witt

Rep. Quigley: Russia probe is "most important investigation in our lifetime"

06:52

Congressman Mike Quigley, who sits on the House Intel Committee, reveals more about the future of his chamber's Russia investigation. Quigley estimates an additional 30 - 40 people will need to testify, adding that every time they try to connect the dots in these interviews, "[they] learn about more dots."Nov. 25, 2017

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    Inside the DC jail

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  • Crews searching for victims of deadly Pennsylvania factory explosion

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  • Cohen says he’s been called to stand-by as rebuttal witness in Manhattan DA investigation

    03:07

  • Donald Trump going to jail?

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  • Pence reaffirms stance against Trump's words on Jan. 6 as indictment looms

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