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24:13Now PlayingDuring a speech in front of families of gun violence victims, President Obama announced new executive actions to curb gun violence including expanding background checks and mental health screenings. But Congressional leaders and the NRA expressed their disapproval at the president's attempts to bypass Congress. Real Clear Politics' Alexis Simendinger explains the debate. Meanwhile, North Korea claimed this week to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. While U.S. leaders question the claims, The New York Times' David Sanger explains the global condemnation. And on the 2016 campaign trail, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is questioning his GOP rival Ted Cruz's eligibilty to run because he was born in Canada. On the Democratic side, former President Bill Clinton hits the campaign trail for his wife Hillary Clinton. With less than a month until the Iowa caucus, TIME's Michael Scherer and The Atlantic's Molly Ball report on the state of the race.
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