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Why Are So Many People Willing To Tie Themselves To This White House? | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
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10:07Now PlayingHigh turnover rates are a problem in the Trump administration and the president is famous for hiring and firing employees on Twitter. Chris Jansing asks the question: Why are so many people willing to tie themselves to this White House? Weighing in: Brookings Institution Senior Fellow Benjamin Wittes, Republican strategist Rick Tyler, Washington Post National Political Reporer and Moderator of PBS’ “Washington Week” Robert Costa, and Political Correspondent for The Hill Amie Parnes.
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