Revisiting Why Right Matters (with Alexander Vindman)
April 19, 2024
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as posted by the channelThis week is Thanksgiving and we thought it would be a good time to focus on family. So in the spirit of spending time with family, today we’re reposting our episode with the one and only Alex Vindman.
Earlier this year, Alex joined his wife Rachel Vindman and cohosts Amanda Weinstein and Jasmine Clark to chat about his book, Here Right Matters () . They talked about Trump’s fateful phone call with the President of Ukraine, why Alex decided to report that call, the trolls and criticisms they’ve had to deal with as a result, and how Alex absolutely doesn’t regret doing the right thing.
Not only is this week a time for family and gratitude, it’s also a great time to remember why doing the right thing matters more than ever.
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