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The Week: Princeton removes Woodrow Wilson namesake, Cenk Uygur reveals why Warren might be VP
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July 4, 2020
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8:16Now PlayingJournalist Zaid Jilani weighs in on cultural symbolism and the removal of Woodrow Wilson’s name from Princeton’s Public and International Affairs School. President of the International Association of Flight Attendants Sara Nelson responds to the EU ban on American travelers and explains why the association passed a resolution demanding police unions embrace reform or be removed from the labor movement. Host and Founder of The Young Turks Cenk Uygur predicts who will be Biden’s Vice President and reveals why he believes Elizabeth Warren still has a chance as Biden’s running mate.
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