Women Saved Democracy From Donald Trump Says WashPo’s Jen Rubin | Amanpour and Company

Published 2021-10-06
From the women's marches following President Trump’s 2016 victory to his defeat four years later, women have turned the tide in Washington – that’s according to Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin. Her new book explores how female voters, activists and politicians fought for democracy. She speaks with Michel Martin about her own political reckoning.

Originally aired on October 6, 2021.

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