During the national political conventions, corporations and lobbyists foot the bill for some parties for congressional staffers, in return for access to lawmakers. It may be legal, but is it right? NBC News investigative correspondent Ronan Farrow reports for TODAY. (Run time: 3:51)
Inside the private parties thrown by corporations, lobbyists at DNC and RNC
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