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Andy Beshear on Trump's Rising Prices, Dem Chances in 2028, and Being a Red State Democrat
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Alex Wagner sits down with Andy Beshear at Crooked Con to discuss Donald Trump's economy, being a Democrat in Kentucky, the future of the Democratic party and a possible presidential run in 2028.
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