The 47%
Season 2
About the Episode
Remember the “47%” video that went viral? Ever wonder how it was unearthed? A shrewd investigative reporter? A paid employee of the Obama campaign? Wrong on both counts. How about an amateur opposition researcher. He is part of a powerful group operating on both sides that is harnessing the power of the internet to upend campaigns and reshape the political conversation.
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Extras
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Echoes of a shooting
20 years before Sandy Hook, a student went on a shooting rampage in Massachusetts.19:39 -
Interview: Linda Gibbs
NY Deputy Mayor Linda Gibbs on how changing behavior may help young people out of poverty.0:00 -
American Voices: Lynn Reichgott
Lynn Reichgott on coordinating care in communities, to enable people to "age in place."2:50 -
Certifiably employable
The National STEM Consortium improves scientific, technical and mathematical skills.12:41 -
Outlawed in Arizona
A years-long dispute in Tucson over a Mexican-American studies program has tensions high.16:11 -
Creating art from tragedy
The 1992 school shooting at Simon's Rock College inspires poetry and piano.0:59 -
Remembering the night
Faculty who were working at the school during the 1992 shooting take us back to that night4:02 -
Echoes of a shooting
Twenty years later: The continuing impact of a school shooting on a small town.19:58 -
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Interview: Peter Cappelli
Wharton economist Peter Cappelli on the "skills gap" and what companies need to do.6:37
