Inside the Hill: Biden abandons cherished Military-Industrial Complex

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Inside The Hill breaks down Biden’s ending of America’s longest war in Afghanistan, the wave of anti-mask mania in schools, and Rep. Mike Levin (D-CA) signals “code red” for climate change following Hurricane Ida’s devastation.

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Clip air date 8/31/2021

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