Amy Goodman
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VP Debate Roundtable: Fear, Discrimination & Pence's Record on Syrian Refugees
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7:41Now PlayingOn Tuesday, October 4, Democracy Now! hosted special live coverage of the first U.S. vicepresidential debate from Richmond, Va. We aired the full debate between Republican VP nominee Mike Pence and Democratic VP nominee Tim Kaine and "expanded" the debate by giving thirdparty candidates a chance to respond in real time to the same questions. Green Party VP nominee Ajamu Baraka joined us from Richmond. We also invited Libertarian vice presidential candidate William Weld, who did not respond to our offer. Before the debate, Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman moderated a predebate roundtable with Zaid Jilani and Lee Fang of the Intercept, Katherine Franke of Columbia University, Demos’ Naila Awan, Vietnam War veteran Andrew Bacevich and the ACLU’s Chase Strangio. After the debate, we aired responses from John Nichols and journalist Allan Nairn.
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