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2026-11-09 01:02
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Byron Donalds says GOP needs to take responsibility for the economy to regain trust: Full interview
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Gov.-elect Byron Donalds (R-Fla.), the first Black governor elected in his state, joins Meet the Press to discuss his victory and what he believes went wrong for Republicans across the country.
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Rachel Scott examines how voter frustration over the economy, inflation and the rising cost of living helped drive Democrats' sweeping midterm election victories, and what their new majority in Congress could mean for Americans and their finances.
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