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Supreme Court Citizens United & Super PACs | How One Maine petition could change everything
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1:02Now PlayingLawrence Lessig, a Harvard Law professor, says the super PAC system that's been flooding American politics with dark money was never actually legal — and he has a case in federal court right now that could bring the whole thing down before 2028.
Lessig joins Jim Acosta to explain why the real villain isn't Citizens United, why Trump's pardon activity may be the best evidence yet that the system is corrupt, and why he's betting this conservative Supreme Court may be the one to finally fix it.
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