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Madeleine Albright Calls for American Diplomacy
S2020 E2213 - 17m 36s
Madeleine Albright once called America the “indispensable nation” when it comes to leading global action. As the first female U.S. Secretary of State, Albright spent her career using American diplomacy to solve international crises. Walter Isaacson speaks with the former diplomat about the urgent need for a return to that model and her new book "Hell and Other Destinations: A 21st Century Memoir."
Gov. Jay Inslee Advocates for a Clean Energy Economy
S2020 E2213 - 2m 42s
Last year, when Jay Inslee competed for the Democratic nomination for president, he placed climate change at the heart of his campaign. As governor of Washington State he also saw the first cases of coronavirus in America. He joins the program to discuss the twin threats of COVID-19 and the climate crisis.
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