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Senators push for state sponsor of terrorism designation for Russia | Vargas Reports

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U.S. officials have been complaining that Russia is arresting Americans to use them as political pawns for prisoner swaps. Now, there's a renewed push by two senators to designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism after Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a vow of mutual aid to each other. President Biden previously declined to make that change, but could this time be different? NewsNation Washington correspondent Joe Khalil joins "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" to discuss what's happening on Capitol Hill.

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