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Ivanka Trump story again makes email a political problem
House Democrats plan to investigate Ivanka Trump's use of a private email account for government communications. Did the president's daughter and senior adviser break the law? Judy Woodruff asks one of the reporters who broke the story, the Washington Post's Carol Leonnig, about how the emails were discovered, which rules Ivanka may have violated and similarities to Hillary Clinton's email issue.
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