NBC VIDEO: Michael Moore Reveals Which 2020 Candidate He Thinks Could Take On Trump
Michael Moore talks about Mueller’s congressional testimony, why Democrats need to impeach the President and what candidate he thinks could take on Trump in 2020.
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