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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Elizabeth Warren have divergent views about how to approach the issue of presidential impeachment. CNN Political Director David Chalian discusses comments that these two women made today on this topic and the political strategies in place.

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A substantial portion of the Democratic nominating electorate is African American and support from this community can be critically important in a presidential race. CNN Political Director David Chalian discusses how several candidates are appealing to African American communities and what effect this is having on their campaigns.

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Attorney General Barr became a political lightning rod this week after his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee and his refusal to testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee. CNN Political Director David Chalian is joined by CNN Senior Congressional Correspondent Manu Raju for a recap of what happened and what political points were scored.

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A new poll from CNN/SSRS shows that Donald Trump is at a record high when it comes to his approval rating on the economy but upside down in other areas. CNN Political Director David Chalian reviews these new poll numbers and discusses what they could suggest about the upcoming election season.

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Today Attorney General William Barr testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee in his first public testimony since the release of the redacted Mueller report. CNN Political Director David Chalian reflects on Barr's testimony and discusses the political implications it could have on the 2020 presidential race.

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CNN and SSRS have just released the first national poll numbers since Joe Biden officially entered the 2020 race. CNN Political Director David Chalian reviews the highlights and discusses what can be learned from the new polling.

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Donald Trump seems to have singled former Vice President Joe Biden as his Democratic rival for 2020. CNN Political Director David Chalian reviews Trump's latest tweets about Biden and discusses how the rivalry between these two candidates is unfolding.

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Joe Biden has dominated the news cycle for the past 24 hours since announcing yesterday that he is officially joining the 2020 race. CNN Political Director David Chailan is joined by CNN Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny to discuss how Biden changes the field, the strengths he brings to the race, and some of the initial obstacles he faces.

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Today after months of waiting, Former Vice President Joe Biden made the long anticipated announcement that he is joining the 2020 presidential race. CNN Political Director David Chalian breaks down the strategy behind Biden's announcement video and discusses what obstacles Biden might face as he leans in to 2020.

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Last night CNN hosted five back to back presidential town halls with Senators Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg. CNN Political Director David Chalian reviews some of the highlights from the town halls and looks at what these key takeaways could mean for the candidates moving forward towards the presidential debates.

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