Amy Goodman
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Trump Absent, GOP Presidential Candidates Face Off on Syria, Planned Parenthood & Islamophobia
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16:28Now PlayingSeven Republican presidential candidates faced off Thursday in their final debate before the Iowa caucuses. The frontrunner, at least according to the polls, was missing. Donald Trump hosted his own event three miles away, saying he was boycotting the debate after Fox News refused to remove anchor Megyn Kelly as one of its moderators. We feature excerpts from the debate about Planned Parenthood, proposals to "carpet bomb" areas of Syria in the effort to fight the selfproclaimed Islamic State, and hate crimes against Muslims; and get reaction from a man who ran for president as a thirdparty candidate. Rocky Anderson, the former mayor of Salt Lake City, is a former Democrat who once endorsed Mitt Romney for governor of Massachusetts. In 2012, he ran for president on the Justice Party ticket. He’s also an attorney and the founder of High Road for Human Rights.
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