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TODAY

Analysts: Trump’s comment on not accepting election results detracts from all other topics

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NBC political director Chuck Todd says Donald Trump’s supporters do believe voter fraud is more rampant than is being reported, but this raises a potential problem for other GOP candidates having to say if they will accept the results. Bloomberg Politics’ Mark Halperin tells TODAY that everyone analyzing the debate will say Trump’s comments about election results is “politically unwise” and “wrong for him to say.”Oct. 20, 2016

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    Zelenskyy pleads with world leaders at G7 summit

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  • Contraception, birth control in spotlight after abortion decision

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  • Fallout grows over controversial Supreme Court abortion decision

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