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Kelly O'Grady reports on the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James, and the status of a hostage release deal in the Middle East.
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Full Episodes
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10/9: The Daily Report
Kelly O'Grady reports on the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James, and the status of a hostage release deal in the Middle East.
10/8: The Daily Report
Nancy Chen reports Israel and Hamas reaching an agreement on the first phase of a peace deal, and ex-FBI director James Comey's not guilty plea on federal charges.
10/7: The Daily Report
Nancy Chen reports on two years since Hamas' attack on Israel and what President Trump is saying about back-pay for workers impacted by the shutdown.
10/6: The Daily Report
Nancy Chen reports on the sixth day of the government shutdown stalemate, and how to take advantage of shopping deals ahead of the holiday season.
10/3: The Daily Report
Nancy Chen reports on the sentencing of Sean "Diddy" Combs, Hamas partially accepting a peace deal outlined by President Trump, and more.