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Jesse Jackson reflects on his political activism, the significance of his 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns, and their influence on Barack Obama's candidacy.
In the months leading up to the 2010 Midterm elections, Americans express diverse opinions about Barack Obama, reflecting hope and disappointment across the nation.
A food pantry in Harlem provides bags of vegetables to low-income residents, reflecting the community's ongoing challenges despite Barack Obama's presidency.
Watch as Barack Obama navigates challenges during his second term in this insightful episode.
In the context of the 2018 midterm elections, contrasting views among women regarding the #MeToo movement are highlighted, featuring candidates like Deb Haaland and Janice Arnold-Jones.
A Republican congress member strikes a Palestinian American woman at the Capitol, sparking outrage.
Sholem and Peter discuss Trump's controversial response to protests and its implications.
Iowa's 2016 caucuses highlight immigration debates among Republican and Democratic candidates.
Bill Clinton reflects on his relationship with John McCain, highlighting their collaboration on U.S.-Vietnam relations and bipartisan efforts on climate change.
President Donald Trump condemns far-right groups after clashes in Virginia and party criticism.
David Brooks discusses the significance of vulnerability, the decline of trust in American institutions, and cultural shifts over the past 60 years.
Mackenzie Maze reports on Devin Nunez's 'fake news' claims against the Fresno Bee.
Mitch McConnell modifies the GOP health care bill to gain support for repealing Obamacare.
Donald Trump ridicules E. Gene Carroll after jury awards her $5 million in damages.
The Republican debate features Donald Trump and John Kasich, while North Korea changes its time zone.
Donald Trump calls Conan after losing to Ted Cruz in Iowa's Republican caucus.
Residents of El Paso protest President Trump's visit after a mass shooting, demanding action.
Michael Hayden criticizes Donald Trump's qualifications and potential risks to national security.
Donald Trump's election signals a potential decline of America's post-war liberal order.
Two income tax brackets are proposed in a satirical take on Republican beliefs about government and personal choice in a late-night segment.
Hillary Clinton asserts Trump cannot win against Biden in next year's election.
Democrats face an historically large primary field as candidates seek viral debate moments.
Illinois and Nevada face challenges in managing nuclear waste from the Atomic Age.
Donald Trump faces scrutiny over Qasem Soleimani's killing and its electoral implications.
Speaker John Boehner resigns from Congress in October, reflecting on the 2016 election chaos.
Craig Ferguson humorously discusses Trump, Democrats, and historical political events.
Jim Morgan protests Congressman Paul Gosar after being blocked on social media for criticism.
Protesters at the Dakota Access pipeline resist Trump's policies and express concerns about intolerance.
Barack Obama states, "I have no more campaigns to run," in response to sarcastic clapping from Republican lawmakers during the 2015 State of the Union address.
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, a town of 4,700, faces deep political divides after the 2020 election, with Hillary Clinton winning by just 20 votes in 2016.
Congressman Mulaney addresses immigration issues in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
President Trump claims the biggest Electoral College win since Reagan, but is corrected by a reporter.
Austin Crete debunks Fox News claims of voter fraud after interrupting Trump's rally.
Republican leaders present their closing arguments ahead of the upcoming election.
Within 45 minutes of Robert Bork's nomination, Senator Ted Kennedy delivered a fiery speech that marked a turning point in judicial confirmations.
Frank Luntz discusses his role as a political consultant for Republicans in a FRONTLINE interview.
In Wyoming, Liz Cheney, the highest-ranking Republican woman in Congress, challenges Donald Trump's influence in a state that overwhelmingly supports him.
Corey Lewandowski discusses his role in Donald Trump's campaign in a FRONTLINE interview.
The GOP's 2012 report urges inclusivity, but Trump’s nomination strays from this path.
The Supreme Court hears Moore versus Harper, a case that could reshape elections in North Carolina.
Donald Trump’s Taj Mahal closing raises questions about its impact on Atlantic City’s greatness.
Trump criticizes Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve for political collusion with Obama.
Donald Trump is formally arrested in Manhattan, facing serious political and legal challenges.
Donald Trump plans to replace Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve chair if elected president.
Ed Luce debates Stephen Moore on Donald Trump's trade and tax policies, examining their implications for the economy and alignment with Republican ideals.
Tulsi Gabbard campaigns in Iowa, emphasizing her military service and anti-war stance.
Uganda's fight against HIV is hindered by U.S. funding cuts and restrictive policies under Trump.
Alabama enacts strict abortion laws despite declining rates, reflecting Republican policies.
