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When a Candidate Conspired With a Foreign Power to Win An Election

Journalists Drew Pearson, Tom Ottenad, Theodore White, Jules Witcover and Seymour Hersh advanced the story, bit by bit, over the years. So did book-writing Johnson administration officials like Clark Clifford and William Bundy and University of Virginia scholar Ken Hughes, in a 2014 book, Chasing Shadows.
Ken Hughes
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Jobs, jobs, jobs

"I’d rather see a comprehensive job-creation strategy out of this president instead of simply tweet-shaming companies or taking credit for things that would have happened regardless," said the Miller Center's Chris Lu, talking to MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff.
Chris Lu
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A closer look at the July jobs report

The Miller Center's Chris Lu, former deputy secretary of labor, discusses the July jobs report and why the Trump administration's proposal to cut immigration won’t build job growth.
Chris Lu
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Analyzing July employment numbers

"This is a solid report," said Chris Lu on CNBC's "Squawk Alley," discussing the latest jobs report that sent the DOW to a record high. "[But] manufacturing and construction weren't what I thought they really should be."
Chris Lu
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The state of labor-related issues

Miller Center Senior Fellow Chris Lu talks with WNYC host Brian Lehrer about labor issues pertaining to immigration, and he weighs in on raising the minimum wage. "There are serious concerns among working-class people in this country," said Lu.
Chris Lu