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11:33Now Playing| Stay tuned for more reports from the Netherlands!
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One week ago, Geert Wilders shocked the world when his Party for Freedom party, known as PVV, won the most seats in the Dutch elections. But Wilders doesn't have actually have power yet. Dutch governments are usually made up of coalitions, and with 37 seats, the PVV will need partners if it is to secure a majority of the 150-seat Parliament. Other parties are already trying to collude to deny Wilders this victory — literally trying to steal the election from the Dutch people. I travelled to the Netherlands along with my cameraman, Efrain Monsanto, to find out the truth about Wilders and see what Dutch people think about his win.
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