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20:05Now PlayingWhen comedian and documentary filmmaker W. Kamau Bell — the Peabody and Emmy award-winning television producer, stand-up comedian and co-author of the book “Do the Work! An Antiracist Activity Book” — sat down with his goddaughter Olivia Rynberg-Going and asked about her new job, he had no idea how much he would learn about her and our government.
In his opinion piece, titled “The Rookie,” Kamau takes a deep dive into Olivia’s life, a winding road from Florida to Maine to California and finally to Washington, D.C. Olivia (along with experts Kathy O’Neill, Max Stier and Luke Thomas) will give Kamau a 101 introduction into antitrust, the negative effects of monopolies and why it is so important that the next president does not fire 50,000 government employees. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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