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'Why didn't he do more?': Phillip calls out McConnell's speech

'Why didn't he do more?': Phillip calls out McConnell's speech

CNN’s Abby Phillip reacts to Senate Minority Leader Mith McConnell’s (R-KY) speech where he blamed former President Donald Trump for provoking the January 6 riot at the US Capitol despite voting to acquit Trump.


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United States Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin rejects claims of genocide by Israel in Gaza but acknowledges the need for sustainable improvements. The remarks came during a Senate hearing, where concerns over civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions were raised. Efforts to press Israel to protect civilians continue amid ongoing conflict, with the US emphasising the importance of addressing the humanitarian crisis. #UnitedStates #LloydAustin #IsraelGaza #Israel #Gazawar #Israelnews #Biden #Israelwar #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~ED.103~GR.123~

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