VIDEO: Is Justin Trudeau the ‘Real Leader of the Western World’?
A writer and a history teacher discuss why the new Canadian prime minister is possibly a "historical figure that is carrying out a political revolution."A writer and a history teacher sit down to discuss why the new Canadian prime minister is possibly a “historical figure that is carrying out a political revolution.”
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