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Helen Young

Hiroshima 75 years. The world remains on the brink.

Aired Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020 on 77 WABC 5:31

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Sunday, August 9, 2020

14 interviews · 112 minutes The whole Sunday

Crime & Justice

There are extenuating circumstances with George Floyd.

Lt. Bob Kroll

9:38

Energy & Environment

Whale rescuer off the coast of New York.

Scott Landry

5:21

Energy & Environment

Elephants mysteriously die in Botswana. Still no evidence as to why.

Dr. Chris Thouless

6:05

If New York can't count ballots, who can?

Deroy Murdock

8:30

President will move forcefully for a deal.

Steve Moore Economist; Co-Founder, Committee to Unleash Prosperity

5:38

The DNC Convention will be unlike anything you have ever seen.

Ed Rendell Former Governor of Pennsylvania

10:02

Media & Culture

It is most important especially now to commit to the arts.

Adrienne Arsht

6:29

The message of Black Lives Matter has been hijacked by radicals.

Marsha Blackburn U.S. Senator from Tennessee; nominee for Governor

8:30

Media & Culture

Freedom of speech on college campus under fire.

Tom Cotton U.S. Senator from Arkansas

11:54

China is Not Our Friend

Marsha Blackburn U.S. Senator from Tennessee; nominee for Governor

8:30

Crime & Justice

Mail-in Voting "Ripe for Fraud"

Tom Cotton U.S. Senator from Arkansas

11:54

New York City has been profoundly changed.

Michael Stoler Real Estate Expert

6:51

Health

Corona virus update. Operation Warp Speed

Dr. Peter Michalos WABC Medical Expert

7:36

Helen Young Hiroshima 75 years. The world remains on the brink.