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Greg palcot. Sean, that fight goes on, but more and more, according to experts here on the ground, it is looking like nuri al malikis days are numbered. The incumbent Prime Minister has been seen as divisive and sectarian, so the more moderate and inclusive successor was chosen by the iraqi president. Today hes getting support in various factions inside the country and picking up more support abroad. Secretary of state kerry joining iranian officials. Initially branding its as illegal. Al malaki sent his troops out into the streets. He was pulling them back a little bit, and saying the militar...

Greg palcot. Sean, that fight goes on, but more and more, according to experts here on the ground, it is looking like nuri al malikis days are numbered. The incumbent Prime Minister has been seen as divisive and sectarian, so the more moderate and inclusive successor was chosen by the iraqi president. Today hes getting support in various factions inside the country and picking up more support abroad. Secretary of state kerry joining iranian officials. Initially branding its as illegal. Al malaki sent his troops out into the streets. He was pulling them back a little bit, and saying the militar...

Breaking news that could be very significant in the russia investigation. Steve bannon has just left the House Intelligence Committee hearing room and theres word emerging on his testimony or as it happens his nontestimony. Mr. Bannon, who answered plenty of questions as you know from Michael Wolff, refusing to answer questions to congress on legal instructions apparently from the white house. Thats according to a lawmaker who was in the room who ill talk to in a moment. The question is can steve bannon actually do that legally . Well find out. That as well tonight when word of the development...

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