Another Trump voter FAFO. Dr. Barbara Williams Emerson, lifelong civil rights leader speaks.

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Thank you so kindly for being a part of the show. We are going to have a great show for you today. Today, we're going to start with, as you know, the Edmund Pettus Bridge. There was Bloody Sunday 50 years ago, I think Saturday. Okay. And there was a celebration. So I have the daughter of Josea Williams,

Another Trump voter FAFO. Dr. Barbara Williams Emerson, lifelong civil rights leader speaks.

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Thank you so kindly for being a part of the show. We are going to have a great show for you today. Today, we're going to start with, as you know, the Edmund Pettus Bridge. There was Bloody Sunday 50 years ago, I think Saturday. Okay. And there was a celebration. So I have the daughter of Josea Williams,