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The Movement and DC Chaos: Emily Brooks from The Hill
The Movement and DC Chaos: Emily Brooks from The Hill
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The federal government remains in Shutdown mode, and tensions are running high. The Hill Congressional reporter Emily Brooks joins us to discuss the effects of the prolonged Shutdown and the lack of progress on the CR and other legislation.

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