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The Hill’s Emily Brooks: MTG Resigns, Tensions Between the House and Senate
The Hill’s Emily Brooks: MTG Resigns, Tensions Between the House and Senate
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The Hill’s Emily Brooks joins us to discuss the reaction in Washington, D.C., regarding the resignation announcement by Congresswoman Taylor Greene. We will also discuss some tension between the House and the Senate related to the Epstein vote.

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