Lawrence O'Donnell
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Lawrence: Harris wants to stop American mass murderers, Trump will keep them well-armed
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September 5, 2024
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11:32Now PlayingVice President Harris addressed the deadly shooting at a Georgia high school before unveiling her new economic proposals in New Hampshire – a state a Trump campaign operative deemed “unwinnable” by Donald Trump. After another school shooting, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell says that Donald Trump and Republicans “want to continue to make sure that American mass murderers are the best equipped mass murders in the world.”
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