NewsWorks Tonight, January 19, 2018
Listen 21:22US Senator Bob Menendez faces a retrial. Grade schoolers in Delaware jump head-first into the Chinese language. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll, takes stock of how the American public feels about Trump’s progress so far. The Philadelphia Orchestra’s composer-in-residence finds inspiration in prisons. Marcus Hayes looks ahead at the Eagles’ game against the Minnesota Vikings. Plus, Philadelphians share their pre-game rituals for Eagles’ games.
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