Are racist remarks unveiling a larger issue in Finland's government?

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Are racist remarks unveiling a larger issue in Finland's government?

Finland is embroiled in a heated controversy surrounding racist remarks. The country's recently established government is facing initial difficulties as two prominent party officials have come forward to acknowledge their involvement in making racist and anti-Semitic comments. However, are these isolated incidents, or indicative of deep-seated bigotry in the country? Guests: Khaled Beydoun Author Karin Creutz Researcher at University of Helsinki Paavo Teittinen Journalist for Helsingin Sanomat