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Anchor and commentator Jonathan Capehart

Host Randy Cohen will speak with Jonathan Capehart, a member of The Washington Post editorial board, commentator on The PBS NewsHour, anchor of The Weekend on MSNBC, and author of Yet Here I Am. Capehart seems liberal in his politics, conservative in his dress. “Absolutely. I love a good wild outfit, on someone else," he says.

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