Sherry Bebitch Jeffe

USC Price School of Public Policy

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Professor of the Practice of Public Policy Communication at the Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California; political analyst for KNBC

Sherry Bebitch Jeffe on KCRW

During his final State of the State address in Sacramento today, Governor Jerry Brown Brown remembered when he became governor the second time in 2011.

The evolution of Gov. Jerry Brown

During his final State of the State address in Sacramento today, Governor Jerry Brown Brown remembered when he became governor the second time in 2011.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

On the inauguration day of Donald Trump, Press Play hosts a special live call-in show.

California under Trump: The next four years

On the inauguration day of Donald Trump, Press Play hosts a special live call-in show.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In 1975, Jerry Brown’s first year in office as the Governor of California, ABC News reported that many Californians didn’t know what to make of the state’s youngest-ever governor.

Jerry Brown: From Governor ‘Moonbeam’ to the ‘Adult in the Room’

In 1975, Jerry Brown’s first year in office as the Governor of California, ABC News reported that many Californians didn’t know what to make of the state’s youngest-ever governor.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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