November 14, 2019

11/14/2019 | 55m 16s

Nancy McEldowney and James Baker join Christiane Amanpour to analyze the Ukraine investigation and its impact. Mark Ruffalo and lawyer Rob Bilott discuss the new film "Dark Waters," a true story of secrecy and a shocking chemical disaster. Adam Frankel tells Walter Isaacson about his debut book "The Survivors" and his discovery that he wasn't his father's biological son.

Aired: 11/14/19

Expires: 12/14/19

Rating: NR

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Adam Frankel on Family Secrets and Intergenerational Trauma

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Nancy McEldowney & James Baker on This Week's Hearings

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