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Bari Weiss

Season 2026 Episode 1 | 26m 45s

Bari Weiss, now editor-in-chief of CBS News, discusses antisemitism during an interview in February 2020 that also explores the rise of isolationism, populism, social media, and the advent of a “post-truth culture.”

Aired: 01/01/26
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