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Video: Herschel Walker, Ukraine, SCOTUS, and Home Runs

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The Dispatch Live crew discusses how allegations that Herschel Walker paid for an abortion of a past girlfriend will affect the Georgia Senate race … if it even affects it at all. Then, the panel discusses just how dangerous the situation in Ukraine is as Vladimir Putin threatens nuclear war: Would the U.S. respond if Putin ever actually used tactical nukes? What would that mean for the world? And finally, a brief overview of the new Supreme Court term and a quick debate on whether or not Yankees’ slugger Aaron Judge is the true home run king after hitting his record-setting 62nd home run of the season. 

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