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Legacy media, polarized politics & America's future

Legacy media, polarized politics & America's future

Al Arabiya3 days ago
On this episode of the Riz Khan Show, veteran journalist Christian Caryl joins the conversation. A sharp voice in global affairs, Caryl breaks down the polarized state of American politics – from the Biden presidency to the Trump era – and what it all means for the American people and the world.
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