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‼️🇺🇸: US Rep Mark Amodei is NOT clearly identifiable 9/9/2025 (low res - far camera) until 3rd session/roll call around 8 hours into the US House Committee hearing. Someone ELSE is in his chair at around 2pm and does NOT answer the 1st Roll Call approx 2.5 hours into...

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