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Part of a new breed of lawmakers in both party whose are trying to break the mold and change things. he tries to be a different republican, not a tea party guy. wolf, he called himself a hip-hop republican. >> hes a former journalist, news anchor and intern at cnn. >> he was. thats how i got to talk to him first when he was sworn in this year because he came up to me and let me know he was an intern a few years ago for our nut work. >> dana bash, thanks so much for the reporting. there is a lo...

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