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First Edition Host Sean Yoes sits down with Sheryl Wood, former federal prosecutor and founder of the Wood Law Firm, to discuss the aftermath of Charlottesville, possible hate crime charges against James Alex Fields, as well as legislation in the Senate being crafted to protect special prosecutor Robert Mueller from being fired by Donald Trump as he conducts his Russia investigation.
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Much of the nation is watching Baltimore after the city’s four Confederate monuments were removed overnight.
The machinations of Donald Trump connected to domestic terror in Charlottesville, have largely obscured the international tragedy unfolding in the West African nation of Sierra Leone.
Dr. Karsonya Wise Whitehead, a professor at Loyola University of Maryland, author and AFRO contributor, sits in for Yoes.
Dr. Karsonya Wise Whitehead, a professor at the Loyola University of Maryland, author, and AFRO contributor sits in for Yoes.
There is a growing chorus of Republicans arguing Donald Trump is not fit for office, after what some would describe as another “unhinged” speech last night in Arizona.
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