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Why Prosecutors Need A Cooperating Witness Like Greenberg To Strengthen Case Against Gaetz
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1:59Now PlayingMichael Schmidt, Washington correspondent for the New York Times, talks about why federal prosecutors investigating Rep. Matt Gaetz would need a cooperating witness like Joe Greenberg to make a solid, successful case against Gaetz. Aired on 04/09/2021.
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