Dana Bash on the elections that reverberate through time

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Dana Bash on the elections that reverberate through time. (2026, October 19). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/dana-bash-elections-reverberate-through-time/

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CNN journalist Dana Bash appears on "The Takeout" to talk about her new book, "The Elections That Changed the World," co-written with David Fischer. The book explores significant elections that have had a lasting impact globally.
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CNN's Dana Bash and writer David Fischer have released a new book titled "The Elections That Changed the World," which explores significant elections throughout history on October 19, 2026. In an interview with CBS News, Bash discusses the impact of these pivotal electoral events. The book aims to highlight how certain elections have shaped global politics and society.

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"The Elections That Changed the World," a new book by CNN's Dana Bash and writer David Fischer, examines some of the most influential elections throughout history.
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"The Elections That Changed the World," a new book by CNN's Dana Bash and writer David Fischer, examines some of the most influential elections throughout history. asserted
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