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Double Take: Republican worms will turn as soon as Trump’s ratings dive over the Russia affair

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Matthew Norman,Kirsty Major
Friday 23 June 2017 10:50 BST
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Political columnist Matthew Norman joins us to read his piece: Republican worms will turn as soon as Trump’s ratings dive over the Russia affair.

Afterwards he'll be discussing why the Russia probe will be the end of Trump and why this is bad news for the US press.

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