Reporters Roundtable: Jon Campbell
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Jon Campbell from the USA Today Network with the latest from Rochester.
Civil unrest continues in Rochester over the death of Daniel Prude. Jon Campbell from the USA Today Network has been following the situation closely and joins us with details and analysis.
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Reporters Roundtable: Jon Campbell
Clip: Season 2020 Episode 38 | 5m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Civil unrest continues in Rochester over the death of Daniel Prude. Jon Campbell from the USA Today Network has been following the situation closely and joins us with details and analysis.
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