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NewsHour senior correspondent Margaret Warner filed a series of reports about Russia's political and economic climate in conjunction with President Barack Obama's visit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 6. Here, she answers some viewers' questions about her reporting trip.
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NewsHour senior correspondent Margaret Warner
Margaret Warner is a senior correspondent for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. She is also the lead correspondent for the NewsHour's overseas reporting unit, which has taken her to Iran, Turkey, France, Pakistan, Kenya and China.
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Soaring unemployment numbers and political wrangling over the best economic recovery plan are just the latest developments in the country's financial crisis. Susie Gharib, anchor of PBS' Nightly Business Report, and personal finance columnist Kathy Kristof answered your questions on the economic picture.

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