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Rep. Val Demings: Marco Rubio Only Talks Crime When It Is Politically Advantageous
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November 4, 2022
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10:03Now PlayingFlorida U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Val Demings demolishes her opponent Marco Rubio’s attempts to campaign on crime. “If Marco Rubio is so concerned about crime why didn’t he vote for an independent commission to investigate what happened on January 6?,” Demings asks Joy Reid during The ReidOut’s special, live broadcast from the Hall on the Yard in Orlando, Florida.
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