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Congress after the attempt to overthrow democracy: Democratic Senator Chris Murphy
Congress After The Attempt To Overthrow Democracy | Democratic Senator Chris Murphy | GZERO World
February 06, 2021
Two-term Democratic Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut joins Ian Bremmer to talk about his harrowing experience during the Capitol riots of January 6, why he thinks an impeachment trial is still valuable even if Republican support for a conviction looks increasingly unlikely, if he believes President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package will pass both chambers, and how he thinks US-China foreign policy should change under the new administration.
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