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June 8, 2016PBS NewsHour full episode

Jun 8, 2016 7:34 PM EDT

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Wednesday on the NewsHour, presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton reflects on the general election to come. Also: What Clinton’s historic nomination means for America, Donald Trump’s general election roadmap, earthquake-stricken Nepal looks to curb child labor in the brick industry and NASA scientists fight outer space fire with outer space fire.

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