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After Hours: Inside Trump’s Beef With NATO

Sharyl talks with a NATO official in Spain. Amid U.S. attacks on Iran, Spain denied Washington use of a Spanish base America helps fund—deepening the clash between Trump and NATO. 

After Hours: Massive Fraud Put 1000s of Unqualified ‘Nurses’ into the System

Operation Nightingale exposed a scheme to sell fake nursing degrees and put 15,000 unqualified ‘nurses’ into our health care system. 

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