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Irin Carmon: Being 'Energized' By Brett Kavanaugh May Backfire On Trump | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
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11:04Now PlayingWatch Ayman Mohyeldin break down reactions to Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation and what the near future holds for the Supreme Court. Weighing in: Washington Post Washington Bureau Chief Phil Rucker, New York Magazine Senior Correspondent Irin Carmon, CNBC Contributor Ron Insana, and Slate podcast host Mike Pesca.
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Irin Carmon: Being 'Energized' By Brett Kavanaugh May Backfire On Trump | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
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