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The Week: Alex Morse Responds To Allegations Of Inappropriate Behavior
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August 15, 2020
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7:52Now PlayingNew York Times reporter, Jim Tankersly, explains why Trump’s executive orders will do little to lift the economy or put money into the hands of Americans hardest hit by the recession. Congressional candidate, Mayor Alex Morse, responds to allegations of inappropriate behavior with college students on Tinder and Instagram. Author, Thomas Frank, discusses his new book "The People, No" which captures the liberalism that emerged in the post-civil rights new left.
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