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Back To Tomorrow: Better Than The Best

Season 3 Episode 313 | 56m 46s

Common Ground with Jane Whitney serves as a bridge in a polarized era. Focusing on vital issues like democracy, Supreme Court politicization, social media vitriol, racism, and climate change, the series showcases past moments where panelists engage, share insights, and unite to address the nation's pressing problems, fostering a path forward.

Aired: 01/21/24 | Expires: 01/21/27
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