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Aug 2021
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Best Of: Why Race Relations Is A Hot But...

BILL O'REILLY
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Tonight’s rundown: Over the past year, racial tensions between White and Black Americans have become extremely heated. It’s a topic that everyone loves to talk about but never offer any real solutions. Bill speaks with TV Host Marc Lamont Hill and Democrat Strategist Kristal Knight about how this hot button issue is viewed among African Americans and how th ... Show More
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