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What Bob Woodward taught us about Trump’s foreign policy | Pod Save the World
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40:54Now PlayingTwo part show this week! Tommy is joined by Vox’s Alex Ward to discuss North Korea, revelations in Bob Woodward’s book, new theories about what harmed diplomats in Cuba, and Burma. Then the Wall Street Journal’s Julie Bykowicz talks about new and insidious ways foreign countries are lobbying the Trump administration.
Originally recorded on: 9/5/18
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