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Jul 2020
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Where's The Outrage When Children Die?

SEAN HANNITY
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Leo Terrell, American civil rights attorney and talk radio host , find him at @TheLeoTerrell on Twitter, and Pastor Patrick “P.T.” Ngwolo Lead Pastor of the Resurrection Houston, which was George Floyd’s church, discuss the ongoing violence around the nation. Where is the outrage for the black lives lost of the children caught in the cross fires of all this violence? When is it enough? Why is no one marching and protesting for their lives? What about the increasing crime in major cities like Chicago, NY and Atlanta?

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