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Voter ID Laws, Florida's Fan Debate, Cell Phone Privacy & Operation Inherent Resolve

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On this week’s Webcast Extra, courts are striking down voter ID laws ahead of the midterm elections. In Florida's gubernatorial debate, Gov. Rick Scott temporarily refused to debate former Gov. Charlie Crist because of an electric fan. John Dickerson reports on #fangate. Plus, the FBI wants cell phones to have a backdoor for government surveillance, and the U.S. has named the campaign against ISIS “Operation Inherent Resolve.” What's behind the choice?

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