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We are just days away from election day in America. Polls are still unable to project a leading candidate, and the candidates are continuing to campaign, making their final case to the voters. This week on "The Inside Story: USA Votes '24 - Closing Arguments."
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The Inside Story - Closing Arguments | 168 TRANSCRIPT
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The Inside Story: USA Votes 2024: Closing Arguments
Episode 168 – October 31, 3024
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This week on The Inside Story
With the election just days away, the presidential candidates make their final case to voters with control of the white house and both houses of congress at stake.
Now on The Inside Story… Closing Arguments
The Inside Story:
KATHERINE GYPSON, VOA...
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