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Claire McCaskill: 'What Trump said over the weekend deserves a headline'
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September 9, 2024
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9:02Now PlayingOn Friday, Trump suggested it was "impractical" to believe he would kiss a woman without consent, yet a 2005 recording reveals him admitting to doing exactly that. As Trump's rhetoric continues to escalate ahead of the presidential debate on Tuesday, former Trump aides, including Mark Esper, John Kelly, and Bill Barr, are sounding the alarm on their former boss, warning that Donald Trump poses a serious threat to American democracy. Claire McCaskill joins Morning Joe to weigh in.
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