Alyssa Farah Griffin On The Importance Of Journalists On The Front Lines

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Farah Griffin sits down with executive producer Brian Teta and reflects on today's show where ABC News' Matt Gutman was escorted away from his live shot in Israel due to a security concern. She also discusses why World Mental Health Day is important to her and how she deals with family members who still support Trump despite her outspokenness against the former president.

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