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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Season 2011 Episode 1170 | 53m 31s

President Obama directly addresses the questions about where he was born and provides a long-form birth certificate. Also, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke defends the Fed's role in the economy at a historic press conference and we get a report on Congress's rocky relationship with the city it calls home. Finally, a look at how the Sony PlayStation security breach happened.

Aired: 04/26/11 | Expires: 05/27/11
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In rare public address, Melania Trump denies close relationship with Epstein
Anthropic’s powerful new AI model raises concerns about high-tech risks
Ukraine faces military desertions as Russian invasion grinds through 5th year
Israelis mark Passover in shadow of war: 'We cannot celebrate together'
News Wrap: NASA optimistic ahead of Artemis II reentry
Inside Chicago's innovative Steppenwolf Theatre Company as it marks 50 years
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Trump’s Iran strategy and rhetoric face scrutiny as Congress returns from recess
What people in Iran are saying about the war and their government
Israel agrees to talks with Lebanon as strikes there threaten fragile U.S.-Iran truce

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