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‘Putin is playing chess, Trump is barely playing checkers’: Dem Rep on Ukraine meeting
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7:01Now PlayingPresident Trump, in the lead up to his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, said there may be a “swapping of territories” between Russia and Ukraine as part of the negotiations to end the war. Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) joins Alex Witt to condemn this idea, discuss recent firings at the FBI, ICE arrest data, and more.
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