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Foreign Policy Experts Break Down Senate's Russian Interference Report
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38:06Now PlayingFormer Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes and NSC Spokesperson Tommy Vietor explain the major Senate intelligence committee’s report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. Plus the latest in Belarus, why thousands are protesting in Thailand, reports that Iran was also paying the Taliban bounties to kill US troops, and updates out of Lebanon, Portugal and Spain.
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