Angus King: New Bill to Protect Public Lands; Racial Injustice; Covid-19 Pandemic

Sen. Angus King joins us to discuss his work on the Great American Outdoors Act — bipartisan legislation to protect and preserve national parks and public lands. He'll also address government response to current events, including the nationwide civil unrest over racial justice and the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sen. Angus King, U.S. senator from Maine since 2013; member of the Armed Services Committee, the Select Committee on Intelligence, the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, and the Committee on Rules and Administration

David MacDonald, president and CEO, Friends of Acadia 

Dayton Duncan (call-in), award-winning documentary filmmaker; he has done extensive work involving the National Parks

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