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13:05Now PlayingFinance Minister François-Philippe Champagne responds to skepticism that his first budget can deliver its claim of $1 trillion in total investment over five years and defends the value of the budget's $78 billion deficit. Champagne tells MPs from other parties 'to think twice' before deciding not to support the document as it remains unclear where the Liberals will find enough support to pass it.
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