Impeachment Goes Public: How Should House Democrats Put on Their Case? (with Barb McQuade)

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Impeachment Goes Public: How Should House Democrats Put on Their Case? (with Barb McQuade)

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Renato and Patti discuss the public phase of the impeachment inquiry and how House Democrats can best make their case. They’re joined by MSNBC Legal Analyst Barb McQuade, former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan.On Topic WebsiteOn Topic on Patreon

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