Thursday on the NewsHour, breaking down the political statements President Trump made during his visit with troops in Iraq. Also: Inside the last rebel holdout in Syria, the cultural impact of the #MeToo movement, how one city is working to decrease infant mortality, the economics and psychology of altruism and a poet on the plight of women enslaved by ISIS.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
News Wrap: Government shutdown will last into new year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqBiPI_NcHM
Colin O’Brady completes first-ever Antarctica solo trek
How Trump’s Iraq visit sounded like a campaign rally
Stuck in shutdown, GOP seems to punt to next Congress
Why Syrians are still dying despite a cease-fire deal
2018 was a year of support and setbacks for #MeToo movement
How Cincinnati is working to reduce infant mortality rates
This poet put the plight of the Yazidi women into words
