CrossTalk: Civic Breakdown?

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With the advent of the Trump presidency much has been said about America’s cultural wars, even a new civil war. The country is clearly divided. But Trump didn’t do this on his own. There are two Americas. Can both co-exist?

CrossTalking with Steve Malzberg, Gregory Copley, and Andrew Langer.

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