Darren Samuelsohn

Senior White House Correspondent for Politico

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Senior policy reporter for Politico; former senior reporter for Environment & Energy Daily

Darren Samuelsohn on KCRW

Three years and four months is the prison sentence that President Trump’s longtime friend and political advisor Roger Stone got today.

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Three years and four months is the prison sentence that President Trump’s longtime friend and political advisor Roger Stone got today.

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President Trump’s impeachment trial formally began today.

Impeachment: How the formal process will play out

President Trump’s impeachment trial formally began today.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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Nunes-Giuliani phone records: Why are they significant?

The House Intelligence Committee released its impeachment report on Tuesday, after weeks of hearings at the Capitol.

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