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August 12, 2026

Season 2026 Episode 8226 | 55m 53s

Former British Prime Minister Theresa May sits down to talk about the latest in British and global politics. From the archives: Singer Angélique Kidjo joins Christiane in-studio. Michael Powell, staff writer for The Atlantic, discusses the impact that harm reduction policies for drug users have had in major cities across the country.

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