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John Lappie: Polls, UN General Assembly, and Looming Shutdown
John Lappie: Polls, UN General Assembly, and Looming Shutdown

Is the country heading in the wrong direction? What are the implications of England, Canada, Australia, Portugal, and soon France recognizing a ‘Palestinian State ‘?

Plymouth State University Professor Dr. John Lappie joins us to discuss the results of the AP-NORC poll, the upcoming UN General Assembly Meeting, and the looming Federal Government Shutdown.

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