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46:55Now PlayingThe President continues his purge of government officials who expose corruption, the Trump campaign uses a kitchen sink strategy to define Joe Biden, Barack Obama reminds us of what a normal president sounds like, and House Democrats pass an economic relief bill with some defections. Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor break down Donald Trump firing the inspector general who opened an investigation into Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for alleged corruption. Then they discuss how the Biden campaign and media should respond to baseless attacks from Trump, how Obama's graduation address triggered conservatives, and how Democrats should move forward with the next round of coronavirus economic stimulus.
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