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PBS NewsHour for July 21, 2017
2017
Overview
Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigns after a disagreement with President Trump. What does the change mean for the administration, as it struggles to stay on message? Fifty years after the Detroit riots, how did those tumultuous times shape relations between the city's white and black communities? Mark Shields and David Brooks analyze yet another busy week of news. Ina Garten invites tells the story of how she went from a federal bureaucrat to a household name, as one of America's beloved cooks. Partisanship has plagued efforts to revamp the nation's health care. A behavioral scientist offers advice on talking to your kids about marijuana. GUESTS: Elizabeth D`Amico, Rosalind Helderman, Ina Garten
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