9.26.16: Cicero on the Election, The Celebrity Ambassador, & Recruiting Female Officers

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Summary: Some 2000 years ago, Roman philosopher and acclaimed public speaker Cicero outlined the ideal orator: a gentle speaker who uses logic, character, and emotion to persuade an audience. So what would Cicero think of tonight's debaters: Clinton and Trump? Today, 2016 rhetoric through the eyes of an ancient. Plus, some police departments respond to charges of racially motivated killings by recruiting more minority officers...except for one demographic that could make a measurable difference: women.

9.26.16: Cicero on the Election, The Celebrity Ambassador, &amp; Recruiting Female Officers

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9.26.16: Cicero on the Election, The Celebrity Ambassador, & Recruiting Female Officers