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Pence opens joint session for US Congress to certify Biden win

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US Vice President Mike Pence opens the congressional joint session to count the electoral votes and certify Democrat Joe Biden's win. In a statement released earlier Wednesday, Pence, in defiance of President Donald Trump, said he will not intervene to stop the certification of Biden's election victory. [COMPLETES VIDI8YA3DR_EN] IMAGES

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