On Night Two of the Democratic National Convention, anchor Amna Nawaz was talking to former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the PBS booth when they were joined by veteran PBS journalist Judy Woodruff.
Nawaz took advantage by tossing aside her journalist hat and hosting a heartfelt feminist kaffeeklatsch hailing VP Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, as a feminist hero on “the cusp” of a historic feat, becoming the first female president, the way Hillary Clinton was supposed to have been in 2016.
Nawaz: Madam Speaker, we should also say that we have Judy Woodruff joining our conversation, sitting next to you. I know you two have known each other for a long time on your own career paths. I wonder if we could take politics out of this for a moment, and take a moment to reflect on what we are seeing here. Democrat or Republican, once again we…
