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November. Even the president got involved. Somebody obama when says that hes going to bring all these jobs back, well, how exactly is he going to do that . Gwen this was the week the ineral election began earnest. Covering that week, peter baker, chief White House Correspondent times, johnyork harwood of cnbc and the new johntimes harwood, and Karen Tumulty of. E Washington Post awardwinning reporting and itlysis, covering history as happens. From our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporating funding for Washington Week is provided by thousands of people came out to...

November. Even the president got involved. Somebody obama when says that hes going to bring all these jobs back, well, how exactly is he going to do that . Gwen this was the week the ineral election began earnest. Covering that week, peter baker, chief White House Correspondent times, johnyork harwood of cnbc and the new johntimes harwood, and Karen Tumulty of. E Washington Post awardwinning reporting and itlysis, covering history as happens. From our nations capitol, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporating funding for Washington Week is provided by thousands of people came out to...

Say what hes told me and general dunford, certainly for the military campaign, which is that he wants us to continue to come to him with proposals for ways that we can strengthen the campaign consistent with our overall strategic approach. Sec. Fallon thank you. The United States has been leading the Coalition Since last year against isildaesh. And we are now fully part of that by our extending our operations to syria as well as iraq. Secretary carter has asked other countries, including the United Kingdom, what more they can contribute to the campaign as we move to this new focus on degrading...

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