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Rep. Deluzio on DOJ’s failed indictment: “You don’t throw people in prison for speech”

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A grand jury on Tuesday rejected a push by federal prosecutors to indict six Democrats who urged military members in a video not to carry out illegal orders. But democrats warn the Trump Administration won’t stop working to punish perceived enemies. Rep. Chris Deluzio (D-PA), one of the lawmakers who was part of that video, joins “The Weekend: Primetime” to discuss the road ahead in fighting Trump’s retribution, his concerns over Trump telling soldiers to vote for Republicans at a Fort Bragg rally, and what he expects out of the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.

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