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2020 In Review: How A Pandemic, Protests And An Election Shaped The Year That Was

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2020 has felt longer than a normal year. So much happened that it's hard to even catalogue every news-breaking event: Australian bushfires, Trump's impeachment trial, Prince Harry leaving the British Royal Family... and that was just January.

But in this annual year-in-review program, "The Source" looks back at the three main events that overwhelmingly defined the past year: the COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter protests, and the 2020 election cycle.

The Coronavirus Pandemic

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Summer of Racial Reckoning

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Elections 2020

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*This prerecorded interview aired on Thursday, December 31.

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