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Hour 3: Should the United States play any role in international conflicts?

39 min · 22 de may de 2026
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This hour, Dave Cohen has his Lunchtime Potluck and chimes in on Louisiana's congressional redistricting, the role of race in politics, the Ebola threat on other continents, and the United States' role in other nations' conflicts.

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