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Arthur Brooks on Politics & How We Should Talk to Each Other

Michel Martin sits down with Arthur Brooks, author of “Love Your Enemies,” who argues America’s political back and forth needs less trolling and more respect.

Arthur Brooks on Politics & How We Should Talk to Each Other

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