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The Year in Politics: From Hillary Clinton's Emails to Donald Trump, the 'Chaos Candidate'

Scott Shafer
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The third Democratic presidential debate takes place Saturday in New Hampshire. We'll discuss the debate and other big political moments from 2015, a year that was marked by John Boehner's resignation as speaker of the house, the emergence of Donald Trump as a formidable presidential candidate, and an increasingly fraught relationship between police and minority communities. Tell us -- what do you think was the biggest political story of 2015?

Guests:

Emily Bazelon, staff writer, New York Times Magazine; co-host of the Slate Political Gabfest.

Larry Gerston, professor, political science, San Jose State University; author of "Not So Golden After All: The Rise and Fall of California"

Marisa Lagos, reporter, KQED's California Politics and Government Desk

Louis Desipio, professor, political science and Chicano/Latino Studies, UC Irvine

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