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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Season 2011 Episode 3270 | 54m 08s

Amid lingering unrest, Yemen's president of 33 years agrees to cede power. Also, we get an update from Egypt as protests continued ahead of planned elections and we have a newsmaker interview with GOP presidential hopeful Rep. Michelle Bachmann and we recap last night's Republican presidential debate. Finally, we examine what a new report on abuse and torture could mean for Bahrain.

Aired: 11/22/11 | Expires: 12/23/11
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on his blueprint for depolarizing a fractured nation
Evan Gershkovich reflects on arrest in Russia and reclaiming his life after release
News Wrap: Watchdog finds no criminal activity by Powell related to Fed renovation
Passengers describe stopping pilot's alleged attempt to crash Israel-bound flight
Is the American Dream still achievable for younger generations?
Former diplomats assess U.S. withdrawal from Iraq and region's future
Nikole Hannah-Jones reflects on her daughter's school experience
New York prosecutors reopen investigation into alleged rape at Cornell University
Ayad Akhtar blurs fiction and reality in new novel, 'The Radiance'
Affordability and accountability top priorities if Democrats take House, Jeffries says
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