ABC News White House correspondent Jake Tapper talks about his reporting on a combat outpost in Afghanistan, as well as what the Petraeus scandal tell us about leadership there. Plus: New York City Councilman Domenic Recchia discussing the ongoing crisis in Coney Island and his district; Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer on the recovery there; and Penn Jilette, half of the magician/comedy duo Penn & Teller, on atheism and politics.
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President Obama held a news conference yesterday for the first time in eight months. Hear analysis of what he said. Plus: anthropologist, activist and author David Graeber discusses Occupy Wall Street’s Rolling Jubilee campaign to abolish debt; and Sam Sifton of the New York Times on how to cook the Thanksgiving meal.
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