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November 23, 2020
State of the Transition: An Update With Ken Burns, Josh Bolten and Eric Rauchway
Host David Marchick, along with award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, former George W. Bush chief of staff Josh Bolten, and historian Eric Rauchway, reflects on the current state of the transition, the costs of delay and how this moment will be remembered.
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