'I've never seen that before': Martin Sheen gets emotional watching scene from The West Wing

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'I've never seen that before': Martin Sheen gets emotional watching scene from The West Wing'He's done. His brain is fried': George Conway unloads on Trump's unhinged conspiracy peddling'At least he's consistent': Brian Tyler Cohen on Elon Musk's failed X interview with Donald TrumpSelf-proclaimed 'MAGA gang banger' on his mission to take down Trump09:0106:34Gov.

Murphy: Racism against Harris ‘not a winning strategy’ for RepublicansPresident Biden withdraws from 2024 Presidential raceWatch Inside With Jen Psaki Highlights: July 8'I've never seen that before': Martin Sheen gets emotional watching scene from The West WingWest Wing stars Martin Sheen, AKA President Bartlet, and Mary McCormack, AKA Deputy National Security Adviser Kate Harper discuss the momentum behind the Harris campaign and new book "What's Next: A Backstage Pass to...

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