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Video: David Axelrod Defends Anita Dunn

by LukeAmerica2020 on October 18, 2009

Today on ABC’s “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos, he interviewed David Axelrod about Anita Dunn’s attack on Fox News.

Axelrod defended Anita Dunn’s comments about Fox News saying “They’re not really a news station” and “it’s really not news, it’s pushing a point of view.” Axelrod went on to say “other news organizations, should not treat them that way.”

This video is from the PoliticsNewsPolitics YouTube channel.

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Tags: ABC News, Anita Dunn, David Axelrod, FNC, Fox News, George Stephanopoulos, This Week.

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