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MSNBC — The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart

Experts Break Down Why Violent Crime is on the Rise

Jonathan Capehart of The Sunday Show on MSNBC interviews Jeffrey Butts and Rosa Brooks from the Georgetown University Law School.

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