Republicans are `Quite United’ behind Trump: Chatham House
By Bloomberg
29 September 2019 |
8:40 am
Lindsay Newman, senior research fellow with the U.S. and Americas Programme at Chatham House, discusses the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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