Chris Christie Belittles Flood Victim For Asking Why He Isn't Doing His Job
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January 29, 2016
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10:39Now PlayingA victim of the historic blizzard that caused damage and flooding in New Jersey tracked down her state's Governor in New Hampshire to ask him on behalf of her friends and family why he wasn't doing the job the people of New Jersey elected him to do. His response was demeaning.
Jimmy Dore breaks it down with Frank Conniff, Stef Zamorano, Robert Yasumura and Hank Thompson.
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