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At the Table with Lynn Sweet

Host Lynn Sweet was joined by best-selling author Tim Miller to discuss his book, Trump and the future of the Republican Party. Sweet also checked in on Highland Park, two months after the July 4 parade massacre.

By Sun-Times staff

Updated

On the latest episode of At The Table on September 15, 2022, host Lynn Sweet was joined by Tim Miller, author of the best-seller “Why We Did It, a Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell,” to discuss Trump and the future of the Republican Party.

Additionally, Sweet interviewed Mayor Nancy Rotering, artist Jacqueline von Edelberg and guests to take a look at Highland Park two months after the July 4 parade massacre.

Stream the conversation now and stay tuned for next month’s show!

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