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DSR Daily October 20: Justice Department SUES California as War on Voting Escalates

On the DSR Daily for Tuesday, we discuss the Justice Department suing California, Trump using an anti-Semitic slur (again), the administration holding up Patriot missiles for Ukraine, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

The Daily Blast: Trump Hits Brutal New Polling Low—and GOP Leaks Grow Truly Humiliating

Donald Trump’s approval just sank to an abysmal 33-66 in the new Washington Post poll, a record low in Post polling. The survey also finds Democrats leading in the battle for the House by eight points. Meanwhile, the new NBC poll also finds Trump below 35 percent and puts the Dem ...  Show more

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