August 31, 2015
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5:33Now PlayingI recount a famous neurological case of Dr. Sacks' and link it to the authenticity (or lack thereof) of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Note: Around the 3:50 mark, I inadvertently said "CNL" when of course I meant SNL. Perhaps it was a Freudian slip regarding CNN!
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