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Why Poor Americans May Pay For Iran War, Stephen A. Smith, Rep. Ro Khanna | CUOMO Full Show 3/30
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40:28Now PlayingChris Cuomo begins with the high cost of the U.S. military’s war with Iran and why the poorest Americans may end up paying the price through proposed cuts to their health care benefits. He then turns to President Trump’s negotiations with Iran and the people he deems to be “reasonable.” Who are they? A former Mideast negotiator for the U.S. State Department under five U.S. Presidents, Aaron David Miller, and a former Iranian political prisoner turned New York University professor of International Relations, Kian Tajbakhsh, discuss.
Stephen A. Smith then weighs in on the state of play in American politics amid the war in Iran and the forthcoming midterm elections. Smith also has a message for Tiger Woods in the wake of the golfer’s car crash and arrest on suspicion of DUI.
Millions of Americans turned out for this past weekend’s "No Kings" protests. Democratic California Congressman Ro Khanna was among those who attended, and he joins “CUOMO” to discuss the protests, the DHS shutdown and what’s next for the Epstein files.
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