Washington doesn't work. It hasn't worked in a long time.

And that's been a gradual process, of course, that has now been put on steroids by the divisions of the Trump era,

and a president who sort of inflames them gleefully and willfully.

Have you noticed after news of trade wars, real wars, populism, climate change,

a Mueller investigation, impeachment, and a fresh batch of U.S. presidential candidates,

it all just starts to blend together?

Well, if you're looking to make sense of 2019, this is your show.

Actually, it's my show.

Hello, and welcome to the G0 World Podcast, where you'll find extended versions of the

interviews from my show on public television.

Today on the podcast, I speak with acclaimed journalist Susan Glasser of The New Yorker

to discuss the year ahead, particularly one of the world's biggest political stories,

the impeachment of Donald Trump.

Glasser has the chops for some much-needed context.

She oversaw impeachment coverage of Bill Clinton for the Washington Post

and spent four years in Moscow as the

paper's co-bureo chief.

Let's get to it.

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