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The Consequences of Britain's Denial of Its Imperial Past
S2020 E3039 - 3m
Afua Hirsch is a prominent British writer, and in her book "Brit-ish," she laid out the consequences of Britain's ongoing denial of its imperial past. In her latest BBC series, "African Renaissance," she turns her gaze to Africa's art, history, and liberation culture. She joins the program to discuss the toxic legacy of racism.
The Science Behind Convalescent Plasma Therapy
S2020 E3039 - 2m 57s
One of President Trump's top campaign promises is tackling coronavirus. On Sunday, the President announced emergency authorizations of Convalescent Plasma Therapy as a potential treatment. Dr. Paul Offit is the Director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. He joins Christiane to explain the science behind the treatment.
Scott Jennings on President Trump's Mail-In Ballot Claims
S2020 E3039 - 2m 40s
As he accepted the GOP nomination, the President once again challenged the validity of mail-in ballots and of the upcoming election in general. The Republican National Committee has chosen not to draft a party platform this election cycle and instead to "enthusiastically support the President's America-First agenda." What can the U.S. expect from four more years of Trump? Scott Jennings discusses.
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