Cover-up or witch hunt?: The latest on the WH ties to Russia

Hosted by Warren Olney Mar. 06, 2017 National

Less than two months into his Presidency, Donald Trump is struggling to get his agenda under way, making it harder himself with tweets that dominate public attention. Meanwhile, important questions are going unanswered: why have staff members and the Attorney General lied about contacts with Russian officials?

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Warren Olney

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Sáša Woodruff, Jenny Hamel, Luke Vander Ploeg

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