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STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:
The very latest news development is rarely the most important development and sometimes not even a development. Yesterday, shortly before 11 o'clock in the morning Eastern Time, the political world was convulsed with news that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had been fired or maybe that he had quit.
Read more: If Rosenstein Is Fired, His Departure Would Impact Mueller Probe
STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to meet this morning with a group of state attorneys general. Republicans originally wanted a meeting to discuss claims for which there is no evidence of anti-conservative bias on social media.
Read more: Sessions To Meet With State Attorneys General About Social Media
RACHEL MARTIN, HOST:
Bill Cosby walked out of a suburban Philadelphia courthouse yesterday on what could have been his last day as a free man.
Read more: On Day 2 Of Sentencing Hearing, Cosby Could Speak On His Own Behalf
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