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Speaker 1: I see in your resume, Deborah, you have a degree

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Speaker 1: That whole thing, it could, it could, it could get

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Speaker 1: do what do you think it is? Bro h? Deborah J. Sonders,

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Speaker 1: White House correspondent for the Las Vegas Review Journal. Deborah,

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Speaker 1: it's always very kind of you to spend a few

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