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Andrew Yang explains the success of his campaign
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January 14, 2020
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January 14, 2020
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11:45Now PlayingDemocratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang sits down with Chris Cillizza to discuss Universal Basic Income, the lack of diversity in the current Democratic field and how his 2020 campaign has already lived up to the “high end” of his expectations.
In part two of this special edition of The Point, Andrew Yang and Chris Cillizza play each other in a quick game of POTUS. Watch here
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