Arts under attack in Trump's America

Not much has remained untouched in Trump’s second term: the East Wing of the White House torn down, the Kennedy Center board stripped back—the list goes on. Cultural institutions, in particular, have found themselves in the firing line, reshaped by political pressure and an ever-narrowing space for dissent. Guest: Sebastian Smee, Pulitzer Prize winning art critic, formerly of the Washington PostProducer: Ali Benton