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47:29Now PlayingMichele Tafoya joins Sean Spicer just hours before Minnesota's U.S. Senate primary to break down her fundraising edge over the field, who she expects to face in the general, and why she thinks men in women's sports is an 80/20 issue Democrats can't win on. Then, South Carolina Senate candidate Mark Lynch — who finished second to Lindsey Graham in the first primary round — joins to make his case for cracking the top two, and explains why he thinks "Queen Darline" doesn't deserve to be crowned the next Senator of South Carolina without a real fight.
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