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TODAY

Trump wants to ‘show strength’ with wiretapping claim, analyst says

02:42

MSNBC legal correspondent Ari Melber and Bloomberg Politics managing editor Mark Halperin join TODAY to discuss President Trump’s claims that former President Obama tapped his phones during the 2016 election. Halperin says that Trump’s claims may have been an attempt to regain the initiative after controversy centering on his attorney general, Jeff Sessions: “He wants to be shown being aggressive and showing strength.”March 6, 2017

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    Biden, Trump face big challenges with voters in potential rematch

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  • Trump kicks off 2024 run in two early voting states

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  • Ticketmaster faces questions by Congress: See the highlights

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  • Supreme Court clerks recount Roe v. Wade decision 50 years later

    03:48

  • How Biden’s classified document investigation differs from Trump’s

    02:20

  • DOJ finds six more classified documents at Biden’s Delaware home

    02:05

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