Between Bells: December 4, 2017

Between Bells: The latest political news from Flynn to tax reform. New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu discusses his state's response to the opioid crisis, and we speak with Danica Roem, the first openly transgender person to win a seat in an American State legislature. We're joined by Cosmopolitan, EMILY's List, The Young Turks, The Daily Caller, and more.

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