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Bret Baier: Election Results Changed White House View On Fox

STEVE MALZBERG, HOST: David Axelrod back on, back on Fox yesterday. He did an exclusive interview, you know, with Fox, one on one I should say with Major Garrett. Full Article at Newsbusters

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