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Coming up on forum, Rita, Rita Dove joins us.

The former U.S. Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner has a new book of poetry, her first

in 12 years, where she reflects on our changing nation and reveals that she has multiple

sclerosis.

Then Larry Elder was blasted recently by his fellow Republicans for derogatory remarks he made about women.

But the talk radio host and Trump Champion, who says the minimum wage in California should be zero,

remains best position to be the state's next governor if voters approve the recall.

We learn more next on Forum after this news.

This is Forum. I'm Nina Kim.

Rita Dove, winner of a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and the nation's first black poet laureate,

has returned with a new collection of poems titled Playlist for the Apocalypse.

It's Dove's first book in 12 years, where she reveals having multiple sclerosis, and reflects on our chaotic and complex nation, Rita Dove, welcome to Forum.

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