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    The extremist forums that cheered on the Jan. 6 Capitol attack have soured on the planned Saturday rally in Washington, insisting without evidence that the event is a secret government plot to arrest more people involved in the riot.

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  2. WATCH: McConnell says Republicans oppose raising debt limit as standoff intensifies

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  3. WATCH: Pentagon responds to reported call between Gen. Milley and his Chinese counterpart

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  4. WATCH: California recall offers test for off-year elections

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  5. WATCH: Newsom's margin of victory matches Californian's views on Covid

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  6. Biden meets with top executives from Microsoft, Disney and others to promote vaccination mandate

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  7. WATCH: Sen. McConnell says Republicans oppose raising debt limit as standoff intensifies. : "Democrats sometimes hypnotize themselves about McConnell. He is who he is."

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  8. WATCH: Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) threatens heavy fines for local governments that defy his ban on vaccine mandates. : "The bigger argument ... is that he doesn't want employees to have to succumb to anything mandatory, whether it's testing or ... the vaccine."

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  9. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell pledges that Senate Republicans will not help Democrats in raising the debt limit. : "He is not moving. And you know him, and Mitch Mcconnell is not going to change."

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  10. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) is threatening to fine counties and cities with employee vaccine mandates. : "The bigger argument here is that he doesn't want employees to have to succumb to anything mandatory, whether it's testing or whether it's the vaccine."

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  11. Dr. : "There are a good 100 million Americans who are eligible but have not gotten vaccinated yet. And they represent a real risk for this virus."

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  12. BREAKING: Pentagon responds to reports of a call between Gen. Milley and his Chinese counterpart. : "In addition to the acknowledgement that this phone call did occur. ... They're not denying the overall tone or tenor of the call."

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  13. Dr. said increasing vaccinations, improving testing and enforcing masking could help America turn a corner on Covid-19. "The question is, will we? That's a different question and a harder one for me to answer."

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  14. Gen. Mark Milley is reaching out to members of Congress after a new book reports Milley made secret calls to his Chinese counterpart over fears that then-President Trump might spark a war. : "Defense officials are saying that he's getting a lot of support."

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  15. WATCH: California exit polls show 65 percent of recall voters view Covid vaccines as a public health responsibility, not a personal choice. : “The margin on this question is virtually identical to the overall margin in the recall vote."

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  16. WATCH: California recall offers test for off-year races. : How would you extrapolate Orange County out for the Va. gubernatorial race? : I'm watching "the the difference in the Biden-Trump margin and the margins that we see in these off year elections."

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  17. . reports U.S. gymnasts are seeking accountability as they testify to Congress on Nassar abuse. "As they said, 'Look, if you have a problem until you understand how that problem came to be, you can't fix it.'"

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  18. What does expect to be key issues in the midterms? "I think you'll see kind of a split-screen of Democrats talking about Republicans obstructing ways to get back to normalcy and Republicans talking about inflation and pocketbook pinches for voters."

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  19. . said Democrats can win over suburban voters by focusing on Covid-19 response, including vaccines. "If Republicans are badly divided over vaccines heading into 2022 ... it's a good message for Democrats. The median voter wants to get back to normal."

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  20. Some state legislators in California are calling for reforms to the recall process, reports. "I think the strong move is there for that to happen soon."

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