July 8, 2011
7/8/2011 | 24m 17s
New unemployment numbers, the debt ceiling debate continues, plus 2012 GOP fundraising.
Discouraging June unemployment numbers help to frame the contentious debt ceiling negotiations. A look at GOP presidential hopefuls and their fundraising, and the White House changes course on acknowledging suicides in the military.
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July 8, 2011
7/8/2011 | 24m 17s
Discouraging June unemployment numbers help to frame the contentious debt ceiling negotiations. A look at GOP presidential hopefuls and their fundraising, and the White House changes course on acknowledging suicides in the military.
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