White House Should Welcome Investigation Of Jeff Sessions, Analyst Says | TODAY
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as posted by the channelBloomberg Politics managing editor Mark Halperin joins TODAY to comment on the pressures facing Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Trump administrations in the wake of the revelation that Sessions met with Russia’s ambassador during the presidential campaign. Halperin says the White House “should and perhaps will” welcome an investigation to clear up suspicions about ties between the Trump administration and Russia.
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White House Should Welcome Investigation Of Jeff Sessions, Analyst Says | TODAY
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