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Trump's Iran Deal Did We Lose? | Paul Krugman

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Heather Cox Richardson joins Jim to discuss the day's news including Trump's disastrous UFC fight, what's next for democracy, and of course, shares several historical anecdotes that should help us all get through this. Later Economist Paul Krugman joins us in studio for the latest on Iran plus the disastrous Trump economy.

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