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32:19Now PlayingAfter Rep. Al Green interrupted Donald Trump’s Congress address, 10 Democrats angered their party base by voting with Republicans to censure him. One vote came from Connecticut Representative Jim Himes, who joins Mehdi Hasan as they CLASH on why he voted to censure Green.
_“What this is really about is the rules,”_ Himes says. _“In a world where everybody thinks that politicians have no principle and believe that it’s okay when our side does it — that’s a bad message to send.”_
_“The Republicans could have all voted to censure him and he could have accepted this. He didn't need ten Democrats to join in,”_ counters Mehdi.
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