Steve Inskeep on America's First Political Power Couple
Contentious elections are nothing new and 1856 proved a particularly fraught example. In “Imperfect Union,” NPR host Steve Inskeep tells the story of America’s first political power couple, John and Jessie Fremont. He joins the show from D.C. to discuss their lives and assess parallels with today’s politics.
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Russia Experts on What the Impeachment Trial Means For Putin
S2020 E2146 - 2m 20s
This week, in the Senate, President Trump’s impeachment trial starts in earnest. Russia experts Evelyn Farkas and Dimitri Simes join Christiane to analyze how this affects U.S. relations with Russia.
Sarah Hurwitz: What Judaism Can Teach Us in Divisive Times
S2020 E2146 - 17m 53s
Sarah Hurwitz was a White House speechwriter, first for President Barack Obama, then for First Lady Michelle Obama. Her new focus is a departure from politics, asking instead what Judaism can teach us in these divisive times. She tells Michel about her book “Here All Along” and waking up to the faith she was born into.
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