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56:45Now PlayingCorrection: The opening to this episode used an incorrect title for the prime minister of Hungary. We regret the error.
Monday on the News Hour, Secretary of State Rubio gives Hungary's far-right prime minister a re-election boost, just days after trying to smooth over relations with other European allies. The Justice Department gives its reasoning for how it redacted the Epstein files. Plus, the partial government shutdown over Homeland Security funding drags on with no end in sight.
Rubio bolsters Orban days after push to mend ties in Europe
Where the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case stands after 3 weeks
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Remembering Robert Duvall and his storied career
DOJ gives its reasoning for redacting Epstein files
Democrats pushing to 'get ICE under control,' Jeffries says
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on public reaction to Epstein
How Team USA is faring at the Winter Olympics
Matthew Pinsker joins Geoff Bennett on 'Settle In'
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Rubio endorses Hungary's far-right leader Orban
Trump exempts Hungary from sanctions for Russian oil purchases
Rubio warns of civilizational erasure threatening America and Europe
European defense minister rejects Trump's Greenland threat
Europe diversifying away from U.S. dependence amid Trump tensions
Putin uses dictator's handbook to eliminate political rivals
Russia negotiating in bad faith on Ukraine peace talks
ICE targeting law-abiding immigrants instead of violent felons
Democrats demand ICE training and oversight on use of force
GOP bill cuts Medicaid and SNAP to fund ICE enforcement
ICE policy unpopular; Democrats gain advantage on immigration
Democrats link Epstein files to Trump administration elites
Americans losing faith in democracy after Civil War recovery
Lincoln defined Union as majority rule with constitutional limits
Lincoln would view January 6 as insurrection but seek reconciliation
Trump's January 6 pardons differ from Lincoln's conditional amnesty
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