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Jackson Browne: We could have society where justice is real

It’s been 50 years since Jackson Browne recorded “Doctor My Eyes,” his first hit in which the world’s troubles have caused the singer’s tear ducts to run dry. Fifteen albums and eight Grammy nominations later, he's now out with his first new album in seven years. NewsHour Weekend’s Tom Casciato talked with Browne about his new work, and the themes and subjects he’s returned to often in his songs.

Jackson Browne: We could have society where justice is real

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