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as posted by the channelHouse Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi joins TODAY in the studio to discuss the latest developments regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election. Regarding Devin Nunes’ briefing President Trump about surveillance of the Trump transition team by U.S. intelligence agencies, she says, “I’ve never seen behavior this bizarre” by the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. She says Nunes “was duped” by Trump and should recuse himself from the investigation.
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