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Ken Burns on Mayo Clinic, McDonalds & 'Me Too'

Current and former McDonald's employees wear tape with "#MeToo" over their mouths as they up to one of their restaurants for a protest in New Orleans on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2018.

Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns joins us to discuss the new documentary he co-directed with Erik Ewers and Christopher Loren Ewers titled, “The Mayo Clinic: Faith - Hope - Science.” The film tells the story of the man who founded The Mayo Clinic and looks at how the hospital has changed healthcare over the past 150 years. It airs on PBS on September 25.

Sarah Jones, a staff writer at The New Republic, joins us to talk about her recent article, “The ‘Me Too’ Movement Hits McDonalds” about the strike by McDonald’s employees to demand corporate action on sexual harassment.

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