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Tackling Ebola Anxiety, Same-Sex Marriage Surge

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America tackles Ebola on the global stage and fears at home.

Alexis Simendinger explores how the U.S. government is tackling Ebola globally and allaying national concerns about the virus. Also, Pete Williams reports on the immediate impact of the Supreme Court's decision to reject any same-sex marriage cases. Gloria Borger interviewed former CIA head Leon Panetta on his recent memoir and criticism of Obama. Plus, Karen Tumulty reports on the “wild card” rac

10/10/2014 | Rating NR

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Tackling Ebola Anxiety, Same-Sex Marriage Surge

Special | 24m 52sVideo has Closed Captions

Alexis Simendinger explores how the U.S. government is tackling Ebola globally and allaying national concerns about the virus. Also, Pete Williams reports on the immediate impact of the Supreme Court's decision to reject any same-sex marriage cases. Gloria Borger interviewed former CIA head Leon Panetta on his recent memoir and criticism of Obama. Plus, Karen Tumulty reports on the “wild card” rac

10/10/2014 | Rating NR

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