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51:20Now PlayingWith only three days left until the next president of the United States will be elected, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are making their final pitch to supporters across the country. We break down what can be made of 70 million early votes and predict what Wednesday’s headlines may be post-Election day. We speak with celebrities like John Legend and Robert De Niro on why they are supporting Harris on the ballot and Cardi B calls out the ex-president’s con game by warning voters, “Trump has a plan to hustle you.” Bernie Sanders discusses why Trump is “in bed” with Benjamin Netanyahu and how the GOP are “far, far worse” for the country.
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