January 23: Washington D.C.: 2020 Through a Jewish Lens

Jodi Rudoren and Michael Barbaro

By Forward Staff December 16, 2019

Please join Forward editor-in-chief Jodi Rudoren and Michael Barbaro, host of The New York Times’ podcast “The Daily,” as they discuss the tense 2020 political landscape through a Jewish lens at the historic Sixth and I synagogue in Washington D.C.

Jodi Rudoren and Michael Barbaro

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