Jeffrey Goldberg
@WashingtonWeekPBS·209K subscribers·2.6K videos
Calls for unity in the aftermath of Congressional shooting
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June 17, 2017
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25:04Now PlayingRepublicans and Democrats came together for a moment of bipartisan unity after Rep. Steve Scalise was critically wounded in a shooting at a Congressional baseball practice. Moments like this are a test of leadership and civility for elected officials that so often retreat to partisan corners. But the united moment doesn't remove the very serious divides officials have on issues like health care that continue to be debated in the Senate. Meanwhile, special counsel Robert Mueller expanded his investigation to look at President Trump's potential obstruction of justice, and the Senate voted overwhelmingly to impose tougher sanctions on Russia.
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