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0:43Now PlayingMarc Elias joins Jim Acosta live to break down the new lawsuit fighting to save your right to vote by mail — filed on behalf of the DNC, the DSCC, Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries against the U.S. Postal Service, just days after the Supreme Court let Trump's anti-mail-voting executive order move forward ahead of the November 3rd midterms. Elias says USPS caved to Trump when it published a 95-page final rule that would allow the agency to stop delivering ballots in states that don't hand over lists of every voter who requested one, a rule now facing challenges from two dozen state attorneys general who say it will disenfranchise mail voters weeks before Election Day. Plus, economist Justin Wolfers joins Jim to explain what Trump's trade war with Canada has actually cost American workers and consumers, and where the damage goes from here.
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