Video: Mayor Ford clashes with media outside home

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Posted Oct 31, 2013 11:20:44 AM.

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Mayor Rob Ford clashed with reporters staked outside his Etobicoke home on Thursday morning, ahead of the release of documents related to the drug-related arrest of his friend Alessandro (Sandro) Lisi.

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