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Cafe, welcome to Stay Tune. I'm Pete Barara. It's not two different interpretations of

the same set of facts. It is a willful refusal to address or engage with a certain number

of irrefutable facts. And that I think is taking it to a new level.

That's Susan Glasser, an author, reporter and editor. Glasser got her start in journalism

and fresh out of college. She's had a story career working at the Washington Post, Politico,

Political Magazine and Foreign Policy Magazine. These days, Glasser is a CNN global affairs

analyst and a staff writer for the New Yorker, where she pens a weekly column called Letters

from Trump's Washington. Glasser talks to me about the broader narratives coming out

of Congress, the journalistic practices and principles that should be protected, why

more government transparency hasn't resulted in more accountability, and what impeachment

means for the present and future of the country. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

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