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Newsroom Ready: Convoy organizers say the police actions in Ottawa are 'sad'

Organizers of the so-called Freedom Convoy held a news conference as police descended on the weeks-long occupation of the national capital and arrested numerous protesters. Thomas Marazzo says police actions are "sad," before criticizing a reporter who asked whether protesters with children should leave the area.

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