I think for his accusers, he went far enough and that he's no longer going to be a United States senator.
Kathleen Rice: “I think for his accusers, he went far enough and that he's no longer going to be a United States senator.”
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Kathleen Rice comments on Senator Al Franken's resignation and the implications for his accusers.
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