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Jean Chretien: "My Stories, My Times"

Former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien has released a book entitled "My Stories, My Times". The 84-year-old sat down with Joanne Vrakas to talk about U.S. President Donald Trump, trade, and Quebec politics.

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