Sarah Jaffe on the West Virginia teachers
Sarah Jaffe joins us to discuss the historical significance of the West Virginia teachers strike, Bari Weiss continues the New York Times tradition of attacking student activists, and Trump may have engaged in some light witness tampering.
Sarah Jaffe, via Twitter
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