This edition: The Politics of Abortion
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Original tape date: May 23, 2019. First aired: May 24, 2019.More and more states have passed bills this year restricting abortion rights, with the Alabama bill being almost a total ban. This makes abortion a hot-button, culture wars political issue in the 2020 election cycle. How will Republicans and Democrats approach the issue and does either side have a political edge?
President Trump has a full plate of global conflicts in play, from China to Venezuela, from Iran to North Korea. Not to mention his battles with House Democrats. Will all the drama overshadow a strong economy in the 2020 election.
Plus: "Chumps to Champs:" the story of how the disastrous Yankee teams of the early 1990's turned into a baseball dynasty in just a few years.
Guest List
Trip Gabriel National Correspondent , The New York Times
Mara Gay Editorial Board, The New York Times
John Mollenkopf Director of the Center for Urban Research, CUNY Graduate Center
Bill Pennington Sports Writer, NY Times
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- Mahmood Mamdani's Africa & the Politics of Belonging
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- Mamdani's Tax the Rich Plan; Is $500K "Middle Class" in NYC?
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- Suing for Infrastructure; Behind the Mamdani Smile
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- Mamdani-Khalil Iftar; AI in NYC Schools
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