Name: Inside Texas Politics: Did State Rep. Dustin Burrows help himself?
Uploaded: 8/25/2019 4:29:45 PM
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Description: Reporters Roundtable puts the headlines in perspective each week. Ross Ramsey and Bud Kennedy returned along with Berna Dean Steptoe, WFAA’s political producer.

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