Feb. 6, 2020: Jason Crow And Cory Gardner On Impeachment; Paying Student Athletes

By Avery Lill

February 6, 2020

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49min 40sec

President Donald Trump holds up a newspaper with the headline that reads “ACQUITTED” during the 68th annual National Prayer Breakfast, at the Washington Hilton, Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020, in Washington.

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Feb. 6, 2020: Jason Crow And Cory Gardner On Impeachment; Paying Student Athletes

Segment 1 | 9:29
Rep. Jason Crow: Gardner ‘Not Telling The Truth’ In His Defense Of Trump
Segment 2 | 5:35
Sen. Cory Gardner Answers Questions About His Position To Acquit President Trump
Segment 3 | 7:17
In An Echo Of The Big Tobacco Hearings, Top E-Cigarette Execs Admit Nicotine Is Addictive
Segment 4 | 8:59
When Do Children Really Become Adults? Science Sheds Light On Brain Development

Democratic Rep. Jason Crow and Republican Sen. Cory Gardner each share their views on the end of President Trump’s impeachment trial. Then, Congress is turning up the heat on e-cigarette companies as teen vaping rates continue to rise. And, should student athletes get paid? Finally, in the brain, when does a child really become an adult?

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Feb. 6, 2020: Jason Crow And Cory Gardner On Impeachment; Paying Student Athletes

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Feb. 6, 2020: Jason Crow And Cory Gardner On Impeachment; Paying Student Athletes

Rep. Jason Crow: Gardner ‘Not Telling The Truth’ In His Defense Of Trump

Sen. Cory Gardner Answers Questions About His Position To Acquit President Trump

In An Echo Of The Big Tobacco Hearings, Top E-Cigarette Execs Admit Nicotine Is Addictive

When Do Children Really Become Adults? Science Sheds Light On Brain Development

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