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26:04Now PlayingA satirical poem turns into an international scandal. At its center: the award-winning comedian Jan Böhmermann. Did he go too far with his parody of the Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan?
Guests:
Andreas Kluth – Berlin Correspondent of the Economist.
Malte Lehming – is the editor of the opinion page of "Der Tagesspiegel".
Değer Akal- Berlin-based journalist, she just came back from Turkey.
How far should satire go? What are the limits of what politicians should have to put up with?
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