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Why Chris Hayes isn't a 'doomer' about U.S. democracy | The Current
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19:29Now PlayingIt can be hard to make sense of the barrage of news coming out of the United States these days, where the killing of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ignited a fraught conversation about free speech and the limits of presidential power. MSNBC host Chris Hayes joins us to talk about why he says US President Donald Trump is an aspiring autocrat threatening American democracy — and why, despite that, he's not a 'doomer' about the future.
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