Two prominent people in the world of politics think America's democracy is in trouble. Former Minnesota GOP congressman Vin Weber and Stanford political scientist Larry Diamond say voters are increasing dissatisfied with the two-party system, and we need to change it to bring in more independent voices and satisfy increasingly independent voters.
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Chris Farrell's "Conversations on the Creative Economy." This time the focus is on ways to include everyone in America's success. Farrell's guest is MayKao Hang, who was born in Laos, lived in a Thai refugee camp, immigrated to the US, got an Ivy League degree and is now CEO of the Wilder Foundation and chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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Longtime MPR anchor Gary Eichten hosts an "Ask the Governor" event. Governor Mark Dayton answers questions about the key issues facing the state before a large crowd at the College of St. Benedict on March 3rd.
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Defense Secretary Ashton Carter speaks about key national security issues including ISIS, Syria, Iraq and the threats from cyber-terrorism and climate change. The Defense Secretary spoke Tuesday, March 1 at the Commonwealth Club of California. Club president and CEO Gloria Duffy is the moderator.
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The latest attacks in the Middle East, Paris and San Bernardino have proven the fight against ISIS is not limited to a country or even a region, it's a fight against an ideology. This hour, military strategies abroad and actions at home to stem extremism and ISIS recruitment.
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It was Teddy Roosevelt who seized on the idea of holding presidential primaries in 1912, telling the party bosses to "let the people rule." Voting in Minnesota begins tonight and this hour you'll hear why we use primaries, caucuses and conventions to decide who our presidential candidates will be.
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