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At least six federal prosecutors in Minnesota have quit.

Minnesota Public Radio's Matt Sepik has been covering both the fraud cases and the shooting death.

Matt, why did the six attorneys resign?

Yeah, you mentioned there are veteran prosecutors been around a while.

What's significant about their decision?

I would imagine leaders in Minnesota have a lot to say about these resignations.

What about the Justice Department, Matt?

What are they saying?

That's Matt Sepik of Minnesota Public Radio.

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Voters say affordability is a top concern, so it makes sense that the economy is expected to be one of the main issues in this year's midterm elections.

Even Venezuela wasn't too bad, was it, huh?

NPR's senior White House correspondent Tamar Keith is here to break it all down.

Tam, the president is kind of proud of what he calls the weave.

Is that what we just heard here?

Okay, so beyond the impersonations, what did the president actually say about the economy?