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WATCH: Surfaced videos of Dem Senate candidate backing 'defund the police' contradict recent denials

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The front-runner in Michigan’s messy Democratic primary has repeatedly said he never called for defunding the police, but unearthed interviews and video from years earlier tell a different story. Abdul El-Sayed, who is running for the Democratic nomination in Michigan against Rep. Haley…

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