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Will Palin’s memoirs hurt the GOP?
Nov. 16: Palin adviser Fred Malek and msnbc’s Pat Buchanan talks about the Sarah Palin publicity tour set to begin on Tuesday with the release of her memoirs. Full story
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Terror on trial
Nov. 13: Jonathan Turley, constitutional law scholar and professor at George Washington University Law School, discusses the legal strategy for prosecuting accused 9/11 plotters in New York City.
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Justice delayed, but not denied
Nov. 13: Rachel Maddow is joined by Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI, to talk about five 9/11 suspects, including Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, who will face trial in New York.
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Weiner on 9/11 trial: Let the system work
Nov. 16: Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) reacts to the announcement that 9/11 suspected terrorists will be tried in court in NYC.
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End of the line for Crist?
Nov. 16: Politics Fix: A Hardball panel talks about whether a photo of Gov. Charlie Crist, R-Fla., hugging President Barack Obama could cost him his political career.
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Moving detainees to Illinois
Nov. 16: Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., reacts to a plan that calls for moving 100 detainees to the Thompson Correctional Center in Northern Illinois.
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Fallout from Sept. 11 trial
Nov. 16: Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff discusses whether having the Sept. 11 trials in New York will bring a terror risk to the state.
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City in Fear: Beltway Snipers
In the fall of 2002, over the course of 72 hours, a sniper in the D.C. area killed six people at random, leaving the police with little evidence and a city paralyzed by panic. Get a sneak peak as MSNBC takes you into the events that terrorized the region.
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On the fast track
Nov. 15: Imagine losing your job and weeks later launching a business of your own. Meet one man who turned a professional setback into his own checkered flag.
