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0:56Now PlayingSen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said that women’s issues will resonate with voters in the 2020 presidential election because there is an “all-out assault” on reproductive freedom. Speaking after the first set of 2020 Democratic debates, the presidential candidate said women’s rights are often the first item lawmakers give up during negotiations. “We need a president who’s going to stand up and make sure women’s rights aren’t compromised,” Gillibrand told the PBS NewsHour's Daniel Bush
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