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United States / Vladimir Putin / Hillary Clinton / Steve Hall #1198259

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Jul 29, 2017
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A U.S. diplomatic source tells CNN they're trying to find out exactly who will be impacted by Russia's demand to cut down the number of U.S. diplomats to four hundred and forty five. And according to Russia's state TV, there are currently twelve hundred U.S. diplomatic employees in Russia right now. So that means as many as 400, rather 745 could be forced out. Let's discuss with CNN national security analyst Steve Hall. He is also a retired CIA chief of Russia operation. So, Steve, how will this...
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