SEASON PREMIERE: This is the Season 38 premiere of Frontline, a monumental feat that deserves a moment of silence – and awe. David Fanning’s documentary anthology series, like CBS’s 60 Minutes, has been so reliable and so informative for so long that it tends to be taken for granted. But since it deserves to inspire awe, let’s just call it awesome. Tonight’s opener analyzes the history and impact of President Donald Trump’s trade war policies. Check local listings.

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Wow, Season 38 premiere! Frontline is truly a gem, and it's incredible how it consistently delivers insightful documentaries. It's easy to take such reliable shows for granted, but here's to recognizing the awesomeness. Tonight's dive into the history and impact of Trump's trade war policies sounds like a must-watch. Thanks for the heads up, and I'll definitely be checking my local listings!

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