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Washington / Debbie Wasserman Schultz / IMRAN AWAN / Democratic #1198345

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Jul 30, 2017
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After such a whirlwind week in Washington. Just a minute now to catch you up on some of the other stories you might have missed, starting with the former Democratic staffer who was arrested in D.C. just before boarding a flight out of the country. IMRAN AWAN used to work for Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, seen here, and he was arrested on bank fraud charges. He and his wife were accused of misrepresenting their assets on a loan application and then wiring the money they borrowed to Paki...
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