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Bernie Sanders bows out — POLITICO reporter Holly Otterbein gives us the
inside scoop and whether Joe Biden can entice Bernie's supporters to his
camp. Then, chief political correspondent Tim Alberta fills Scott in on
Gretchen Whitmer, the Michigan governor who is dealing with coronavirus,
an angry president and the real possibility she might be Biden’s choice
for running mate — all intertwined at the same time.

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