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Margaret MacMillan on the State of Democracy in the UK
S2019 E2047 - 2m 57s
While pro-Brexit allies of Boris Johnson insist that the suspension of parliament is entirely in order, fear of a constitutional crisis has sparked protests across the United Kingdom. Distinguished historian Margaret MacMillan joins the program to provide some essential perspective on this fraught time in British politics.
Jim Mattis Explains Why He Resigned as Secretary of Defense
S2019 E2047 - 2m 41s
In December of 2018, Jim Mattis resigned as Trump's Secretary of Defense over policy differences regarding Syria. Now out of government, Mattis offers reflections on leadership in his new book, “Call Sign Chaos.” He spoke with Christiane in New York about the importance of alliances and his decision to resign.
Salman Rushdie on His Latest Novel, "Quichotte"
S2019 E2047 - 17m 58s
Salman Rushdie sits down with Walter Isaacson to discuss his latest novel, "Quichotte," getting older, and being an outsider in politically divided times.
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