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What Happened Politically in 2018?

From US-China relations and the Mueller Probe to Parkland Shooting and Tensions Over Immigration, there was certainly no shortage of news this year. Our team is going to break down the most significant events and review some things you might have...

An episode of the The State of Us podcast, hosted by TrueChat, titled "What Happened Politically in 2018?" was published on December 28, 2018 and runs 47 minutes.

December 28, 2018 ·47m · The State of Us

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From US-China relations and the Mueller Probe to Parkland Shooting and Tensions Over Immigration, there was certainly no shortage of news this year. Our team is going to break down the most significant events and review some things you might have missed. Justin and Lance are joined by an education veteran, Mike Mays.tags: syria, middle east, war, government, politics, tax, border, wall, security, immigration, mueller, investigation, china, united states, relations, media, civil, truth, truechat

From US-China relations and the Mueller Probe to Parkland Shooting and Tensions Over Immigration, there was certainly no shortage of news this year. Our team is going to break down the most significant events and review some things you might have missed. Justin and Lance are joined by an education veteran, Mike Mays.

tags: syria, middle east, war, government, politics, tax, border, wall, security, immigration, mueller, investigation, china, united states, relations, media, civil, truth, truechat
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