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Septemeber 29, 2017

Season 6 Episode 634 | 27m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Partisan bickering leads to a shutdown of Oklahoma's special session of the legislature.

Partisan disagreements lead to a shutdown of the special session called to fix the state's budget problems. Money from TSET is getting Oklahomans moving in healthier directions across the state. As the federal trial neared an end, XTO Energy decides to settle a wrongful death case that got national attention. And Journal Record Associate Publisher Ted Streuli reviews the week in business.

10/02/2017

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Septemeber 29, 2017

Season 6 Episode 634 | 27m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Partisan disagreements lead to a shutdown of the special session called to fix the state's budget problems. Money from TSET is getting Oklahomans moving in healthier directions across the state. As the federal trial neared an end, XTO Energy decides to settle a wrongful death case that got national attention. And Journal Record Associate Publisher Ted Streuli reviews the week in business.

10/02/2017

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