Jon Favreau

Fenway Strategies / 'Keepin' It 1600'

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Founding partner of Fenway Strategies and co-host of podcast Keepin' It 1600; former Director of Speechwriting for President Obama (2009-2013)

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The FBI reopens its Clinton email investigation

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The FBI reopens its Clinton email investigation

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Hillary Clinton ties Trump to his fringe white supporters.

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