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So. to Ammanpo, here's what's coming up. So she's got to now travel to another state. God help her that she has some extra money to pay for that plane ticket.

The dollars and sense of reproductive rights,

top economist Laura Tyson tells me

how supporting women is the key to prosperity.

Then, I've never read reviews.

I've never been motivated by the wrong thing.

Leading actress Kate Winslet

on blocking out the noise and transforming into a dogged war reporter for her new film Lee.

Plus, I just felt like if I could talk trash the way the men talk trash, then maybe I could be one of the boys.

The legendary Connie Chang, the pioneering newswoman talks to Walter Isakson about making her name in the all-male

industry that was Network News. And then. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane, I'm poor in London.

It is crunch time for both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump,

four weeks to the election day.

Americans are on the verge of making one of the most important decisions of theirs and all of our times.

And as with most elections, the economy is issue number one for voters.

But also in focus like never before are reproductive rights after Roe versus Wade was overturned in

2022. On the surface these two issues may not seem related but economist Laura Tyson argues that they are actually linked.

Tyson who advised President Clinton as the first female head of the Council of Economic Advisors

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