‘Take credit for what you did!’: Capehart emphasizes Biden’s exit interview advice for future Dems
January 17, 2025
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5:47Now Playing‘Take credit for what you did!’: Capehart emphasizes Biden’s exit interview advice for future Dems
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as posted by the channelA source inside the White House tells NBC News the mood inside is “like a morgue” as the Biden administration prepares for the incoming Trump team. MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart discusses President Biden’s legacy and reacts to his last Oval Office interview with NBC News.
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