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Watch live: White House holds press briefing

by The Hill staff - 03/26/18 1:08 PM ET
by The Hill staff - 03/26/18 1:08 PM ET

White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah is set to answer reporters’ questions Monday afternoon. 

The press briefing is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.

Watch the live video above.

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