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Sen. Elizabeth Warren: 'Very concerned about expanding war' in the Middle EastMassachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren joins Radio Boston to discuss U.S. strikes in Yemen, her conditions for providing aid in Israel, avoiding a government shutdown on Capitol Hill and efforts to...ResumeRadio Boston20:50Jan 12, 2024
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