'How the hell do you get the gall?!': Voters hold 'empty chair' town halls when GOP won't show up

Progressive organization “Indivisible” is helping organize town halls in districts nationwide where Republicans in Congress are avoiding voters. Wisconsin Secy. of State Sarah Godlewski joins MSNBC’s Ali Velshi to discuss why she decided to speak out at a Wisconsin town hall where an empty chair was left for Republican Rep. Van Orden who voted for millions in funding cuts for people in her state.

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