President Trump’s Effect on Minorities
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A frank discussion on President Trump and the impact of his policies. Ep 4537/Seg 1.
Our special panel of guests are back for another frank discussion of President Donald Trump and the impact of his policies on minorities. Special guests: Kim Trent, Keith Owens, Greg Bowens, and Kerry Jackson. Episode 4537/Segment 1.
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President Trump’s Effect on Minorities
Clip: Season 45 Episode 37 | 12m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
Our special panel of guests are back for another frank discussion of President Donald Trump and the impact of his policies on minorities. Special guests: Kim Trent, Keith Owens, Greg Bowens, and Kerry Jackson. Episode 4537/Segment 1.
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