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Join us for a new edition of The Deal. We have a full house. Joining me today are Val Atkinson and Cherelle James. We break down the agreement reached to raise the debt ceiling. Not only was a deal made, but President Biden outsmarted Speaker Kevin McCarthy. We also look at the Republican Presidental race, as more people jump in to take on Donald Trump. We also discuss the Republican war on everything. This time, it is Chick-fil-a, the least likely company to be accused of being "woke." But leave it to the right to find wrong. Plus, another book ban in Florida, this time it is work by Amanda Gorman. 

We also have footage from Minneapolis, the site of George Floyd's murder, as the third anniversary is remembered. George's aunt tells how he ended up in Minnesota—all of that and much more in this week's episode. 

If you are in the Raleigh area, consider this event. Our very own Val Atkinson will be recognized for his contributions to the community.

Thursday, June 15, 2023, 6:00 p.m.

Legacy & Leadership Cocktail Reception

City Club Raleigh's first annual  Legacy & Leadership Event Honors those who have made a substantial positive impact by contributing to the community. Entrepreneurship/Business and Allyships ecosystems.  Thursday, June 15 | 6 - 8 PM  Tickets: $85++ | Cocktail reception, heavy hors d'oeuvres​, library project donation  A portion of each ticket will be donated to AMI Infinity Wake Kids to create a library space in the school for the students.

The North Carolina Supreme Court just gave the middle finger to democracy, but are people even paying attention? Reversing three decisions that will no doubt provide the GOP with an unfair advantage for decades to come - join Cal Atkinson and me as we talk about the impact of those cases. We will discuss the passing of Harry Belafonte and his legacy. We lost the first black CPA in North Carolina and Michigan, Nathan Garrett, but he was more than that, and we will talk about his legacy as well. Unfortunately, we discuss NC Lt. Governor Mark Robinson's campaign to become governor and Tim Scott's presidential run. Also, Mike Pence testifies before the 1/6 grand jury. Audio of Ted Cruz emerges, showing he plotted to deny certification of Joe Biden's victory. Last but not least, we wrap up with the impact of Jerry Springer and his trashy television. All those topics and much more are on this week's episode of The Deal.

We were going to take the weekend off for the Easter holiday, but the Tennessee General Assembly gave us an excellent excuse to do a show. Join Val Atkinson and me as we give you our take on the expulsion of Justin  Jones and Justin Pearson from the House. We also talk about the new super-majority for the Republicans in North Carolina. Mississippi and its failure to solve the Jackson water crisis, despite receiving block grants that could help. Plus, Clarence Thomas and his newly revealed vacation buddy, Harlan Crow. A Texas judge is trying to make abortion policy for the whole country and much more.

Yes, we have a new episode of The Deal this week! I was traveling out of town, but we had so much to talk about we had to do a show. So we did it today, Sunday, March 26, 2023.   Join Val and me as we discuss Trump and his latest antics. With indictment looming, the former President digs to the bottom of his base to incite violence. Whether it is his rally in Waco yesterday or posting threats to Alvin Bragg, there is no place too low to go for the former President. Plus, we talk about some black voters shifting to the Republican Party despite MAGA. The death of Irvo Otieno in Virginia is another black eye for policing and proves we have no valid strategy for dealing with mental health crises. We also reflect on the disaster in Mississippi, with at least 25 killed in a deadly tornado outbreak. Plus, there were the hearings on TikTok, China, Syria, Russia, and the upsets in the NCAA basketball tournament. We squeeze a whole lot into one hour. You should join us.

There is so much news, but Val Atkinson is in with me to catch you up. We take a hard look at the murder of two black men in Mexico. The connection between the opioid crisis and the killing of Zindell Brown and Shaeed Woodard needs to be talked about, and we are doing it. Consider contributing to the GoFundMe for the victims at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/utpnw-Justice-for-Shaeed and https://www.gofundme.com/f/bringing-zindell-home 

We also examine Fox News and their lies about the 2020 election and 1/6. Will Fox finally face the music? Even Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is fed up with Fox News nonsense. We also take a look at the House Committees holding the bogus hearings and getting their hats handed to them. Washington D.C. and its attempt to fix their criminal code and being overridden by Congress and President Biden. Then there is Nikki Haley and her call to increase the retirement age; even Trump thinks it is a bad idea. North Carolina finally expanded Medicaid, meaning the Republicans can no longer attack ObamaCare. We also talk about some sports with March Madness around the corner. White players are going to HBCUs like Howard. What does the mean for the feature of HBCU sports?

It is our President's Day Special. Join Val Atkinson and me as we get caught up with the latest news, and talk about some of our recent Presidents and how they rank. We want to look at the legacy of Jimmy Carter, who entered hospice care yesterday. We also continue our Black History Month deep dive by examining the importance of the Black Panthers and their murdered leader, Fred Hampton—all that and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.

Chinese spy balloons, voting rights, the economy, Black History Month - Join us as we take a stab at these issues in the newest edition of The Deal. Of course, the Republicans continue looking for ways to make our lives more difficult. From blaming President Biden for waiting too long to shoot down the Chinese ballon to removing Representative Omar (D-MN) from the Foreign Affairs Committee, expect not much to get done in DC. Oh, Chinese balloons flew over during Trump, but who cares about that? We take a deep dive into Moore v. Harper, a case that may totally kill voting rights protection. Finally, her the voice of Civil Rights pioneer Fannie Lou Hamer and NASA Astronaut Dr. Ron McNair in a tribute to Black History Month.

We pack so much information into this episode, so you must join us this week. Val Atkinson is back in the co-host seat as we talk about the death of North Carolina native Diamond Hardaway. One half of the duo of Diamond and Silk, Ms. Haradaway, was an ardent Trump supporter, who, it appears, has died from Covid complications. Who and what is the future of black Republicans if they keep dying? We also examine Florida Governors' continued war on black folks with his ban on advanced Placement of African American History. Head Football Coach Marcus Hilliard helps kick off a discussion on the future of HBCU sports. But that's not all; we dive into the debt ceiling crisis, Biden's document troubles, and the continuing saga of NY Representative George Santos. All that and more, on this week's episode of The Deal.

We are back for season four of The Deal. Join Val Atkinson and me to get you caught up on the latest in politics, current events, and whatever else we need to discuss. Of course, we have to talk about the pure pleasure of seeing Kevin McCarthy go through 14 votes trying to become Speaker. We also discuss the second anniversary of 1/6, lying Representative George Santos, the new jobs report, Demar Hamlin, and much more. We also introduce our new team member Cherelle James and preview our special with tax attorney Katie Lawson.

We do a post-mortem on the 2022 midterm elections, which looks better than anyone predicted for the Democrats. Well, that's everyone except the folks at The Deal. We didn't buy the polls predicting a red wave. So, what's next? Join us as we bring you the latest and our take on what it all means. Maybe, Donald Trump is done. We can only hope so.

 American politics has never been clean. Since the founding of the Republic, people with different ideas have clashed, and sometimes violently. The 2022 midterm elections are as rancorous as any in our history. Even though the economy is pretty strong, we aren't off fighting a war on foreign soil; some of our fellow citizens are in a fighting mood. Join me and political scientist Val Atkinson, as we try to make sense of why the right is so angry. We look in-depth at the attack on Speaker Pelosi's husband, major senate races, Florida's phony crackdown on voter fraud, and the continuing fallout over the January 6th coup attempt. This week's episode of The Deal is all of that and much more.

Another mass shooting in America, and this time it is in Raleigh, North Carolina. Add it to the list of cities, Buffalo, Columbine, Charleston, Uvalde, and Las Vegas. Do we have to come to expect this, or is there something we can do? Join me, along with political analyst and retired professor Val Atkinson, as we examine the roots of gun violence and what you can do about it. We also take a look at the most recent bombshell 1/6 Committee hearing and the subpoena that now hangs over former President Trump's head. But we can't forget our favorite looney politician, Herschel Walker, and his new claim that he is a Cherokee. This week's episode of The Deal is all of that and much more. 

Donald Trump may be finally getting what he deserves. The Justice Department and the State of New York have questions for the former president. Here at The Deal, we have some questions too. Join us as we discuss what's to come for Donald Trump. Was he dumb enough to take classified material to Florida? Who possibly has beef or needs to cover their tracks, and would they drop a dime on Trump? We also talk about the Inflation Reduction Act, falling gas prices, and The NFL finally ending their policy that considered black players to have lesser cognitive capabilities.

We took last week off. Our scheduled guest got Covid. But we are back and have plenty to talk about this week. Join Val Atkinson and me as we discuss inflation, Senator Joe Manchin's reversal on supporting President Biden, and as much political news as we can squeeze into the show. We will also follow up on the push to arrest Raleigh, NC, resident Carolyn Bryant on an outstanding warrant from Mississippi in the lynching of Emmitt Till. Plus, the fallout of characters at Sesame Place theme park and their snubbing of black and brown children. All of that and so much more on this week's episode of The Deal.

 Val Atkinson is back this week as we try and process the murder and mayhem here in the US and around the world. Another mass shooting, this time on the Fourth of July, has us collectively wondering if there is anything to stop these mass shootings. If you ask Mitch McConnel and the Republicans, you are likely to get more thoughts and prayers and mumbled thoughts and prayers. We will also discuss the murder of another unarmed black man, this time by police in Akron, Ohio. We also talk about the 1/6 Hearings, assassination in Japan, the end of Boris Johnson in Britain, Brittney Griner pleading guilty in Russia, and we can't leave out the dangers of Clarence Thomas and his desire to upend privacy rights. All of that and anything else we can squeeze in on another information-packed edition of The Deal. 

Roe v. Wade is over and done. The US Supreme Court has had its say, so what should we expect from this ruling? What we do know is that some states have already outlawed abortions. So-called "trigger laws" were affected when the decision was published. What does this mean for women's reproductive health? Join me along with Val Atkinson and NCCU Constitutional Law Professor Irv Joyner as we try to make some sense of the ruling to end Roe. But that's not all. The court has also handed down several significant judgments that will impact gun laws, your Miranda Rights, and a case that might impact voter id in North Carolina. Plus, we dig into the latest revelations about Donald Trump's efforts at a coup to overturn the 2020 presidential election. 

Mayor Damon Seils will host our annual gathering of community members for the annual Community Reading of Frederick Douglass' essay, "The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro." The reading will occur in the Carrboro Century Center's Century Hall at 12:00 pm.

https://www.townofcarrboro.org/308/July-4th-Celebration

To say gun violence is out of control in America is an understatement. We kill more people than anyone else. Joe Biden has probably been to more mass killing sites than another American leader as President and Vice President. Are we ever going to do anything about it? This week we discuss the latest shooting and where we go from here. 

As the November elections get closer, we will be looking at critical races across the country. This week we take an in-depth look at the Charles Booker vs. Rand Paul race in Kentucky. Booker may have produced the most hard-hitting political ad ever. With a noose around his neck, Booker criticizes Paul for not voting for anti-lynching legislation. We also look at the latest job numbers, medical marijuana in North Carolina, fresh indictments in the 1/6 investigation, and an acquittal in the Durham Special Counsel case. 

Plus a story you should know but probably don't. Abraham Bolden, the first black Secret Service agent, to serve in the White House, was jailed for being a whistle blower. Mr. Bolden has finally been pardoned after 56 years, at age 87.

We invited Professor Andrea Freeman of the University of Hawaii back to The Deal to talk about milk, breastfeeding, whiteness, and the law. Professor Freeman teaches Constitutional Law, Federal Courts, Race and Law, Food Law and Policy, and Comparative Social Justice and Constitutional Law. Topics you don't think are related, but this is America, and you can bet there is a connection. The discussion is informative and thought-provoking. Remember, you can't make things change if you don't know the problem. 

Join Professor Freeman and a panel of experts on June 9, 2022, as The Welcome Museum in London, UK hosts a discussion - Milk and Whiteness. Register at: https://wellcomecollection.org/events/YnOrDxAAACIAmAbF

The murder of 10 people in Buffalo, NY, last Saturday, simply for being black, is not the first and will not be the final act of senseless violence by white supremacists. The fear of white people not being dominant is the beginning and will likely be the end of American history. Join us this week for a very informative discussion with political science professor Val Atkinson as we deconstruct and reveal what motivates people like the murderer who killed innocent people at the Tops Supermarket. We also analyze the results of recent primary elections in some key states. Clarence Thomas' whacky wife is also on our radar. Plus, high gas prices, shortages of baby formula, and the unrelenting Covid epidemic are all discussed on this week's episode of The Deal. 

We're back after the Easter holiday, and guess what? The world is still crazy, especially here in America. Join Val Atkinson and me as we discuss the latest revelations in the investigation of the 1/6 coup attempt. Believe it or not. Republican Leader, Kevin McCarthy, did want Trump to resign, or maybe he didn't. New tapes reveal that the Republican leader said behind closed doors what he should have been saying in public: Trump is dangerous and dumb. We also talk about MGT, Madison Cawthorn, his latest run-in with the police, the end of Covid mask mandates, and why we aren't out of the woods yet. We end the program in the last segment, talking about all things Florida and why we might want to put a fence around it for the safety of the rest of America. All that and a lot more on this week's episode of The Deal.

 We all know about "The Slap" ... but we want to put it into proper context. Join me, along with Val Atkinson as we discuss the wildest night in the history of the Oscars. We also tackle more important news like Clarence Thomas and his treasonous wife, the economy, UNC v. Duke, the Democrat's chances to when a US Senate seat, and a whole lot more. 

Tune in for the latest episode of The Deal with Ed Clark. Dr. Nicole McFarlane and Professor Val Atkinson join me to talk about Democratic hopes for the mid-terms, gas prices, banking while black and North Carolina's crazy House member Madison Cawthorn. The discussion will be lively, and you should not miss it. 

Joe Biden keeps his promise and nominates Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. At the same time, Russia invades Ukraine as expected, but is it going the way Putin imagined. We take a look at those stories and more convictions in the murder of George Floyd, the 10th anniversary of the murder of Trayvon Martin, loosening of Covid mask mandates, new North Carolina, all that, and much more on this week's episode of The Deal.

 Join us and we discuss Russia on the brink of war with Ukraine and what the US response should be. Also, we tackle how the Q idiots and Trumper have managed to export their craziness north to Canada. Ending mask mandates, Supreme Court nominees, white people shooting at black FedEx drivers, and a whole lot more to cover on this week's edition of The Deal. 

We need to talk. The Democrats have traitors in the ranks and won't end the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation. We have Professor Irv Joyner, NCCU Law School onboard to help figure out what is happening in the US Senate. Val Atkinson is in here too as we discuss that, Joe Biden after one year, Covid-19, and a whole lot more. 

 Join us for this information-packed episode. We talk about the significance of the MLK Holiday, the fate of voting rights, sedition, gerrymandering, and Covid-19. All of that and a bunch more. Please help us grow the program by subscribing to the channel and visiting https://thedealwithedclark.com to check for our latest blog. 

 It is the last regular show of the year. Join Dr. Nicole McFarlane, Val Atkinson, and me as we cover the biggest stories of the week. The panel talks about the importance and death of the noted professor, feminist and social activist bell hooks (Gloria Jean Watkins). That along with the economy, voting rights, 1/6 coconspirators in Congress, tornado disaster in Kentucky, and anything else we can squeeze in this information-packed episode is a must-watch. 

 The Rittenhouse trial is over, and he walks out a free man. Did you really think anything else was going to happen? Dr. Nicole McFarlane is back with us. Val Atkinson is here too. We talk about Rittenhouse, the McMichael's, Julius Jones almost being executed, exonerations in the Malcolm X assassination, the retirement of Congressman G.K. Butterfield, and Build Back Better. WOW!!! That's a whole lot. 

 Finally! An infrastructure bill is passed in the House, but now what. Nobody in Washington seems to be happy about the outcome. But shouldn't the people who complain nothing gets done finally be ready to admit the Democrats did in nine months what Trump promised every day for four years, and could deliver. We talk about that plus the Democrats losing in in Virginia. The North Carolina Republicans are up to their usual shenanigans with proposed US House districts, that will give them power for decades to come. We also examine how the right-wing is rewriting American history, again. Covid, Aaron Rodgers, and a couple of high-profile murder trials round out all the subjects we cover in this jam-packed episode. 

 Four-star general, Colin Luther Powell passed away on October 18, 2021. Powell was the first African-American secretary of state. Val and I take a look at Powell's career. We also discuss another notable African American Republican, Condoleezza Rice, and her recent comments on Critical Race Theory. Plus, we talk about the 1/6 Select Committee, voting rights, and all the most important news this week. . 

 Want to get a fresh take on the news, well here it is in a fast-paced and but in-depth look at the top stories of the week. Get our take on the fight over raising the debt ceiling, vaccine mandates, and whether or not it helps to follow your US Senator into the bathroom. All that and so much more. Join me with Val Atkinson for all you need to know. 

 I told myself I would stop getting medical advice from celebrities, but Nicki Manaj's friend, cousin, uncle, sister, brother knows about vaccines. Why shouldn't we listen to her? But seriously, join us on this week's The Deal as we talk about vaccine misinformation and a bunch of other things. The US had to admit a drone strike killed 10 in Kabul. The White House is still trying to get a deal with the senator from West Virginia wh might as well be a Republican. More Trump nuts in Washington and solid Republican beating round out a laundry list of topics. 

 It is official, Republicans in Texas have lost their minds. The new law that restricts a woman's ability to choose abortion as an option might as well have been thought up by the Taliban. Allowing neighbors and complete strangers to file lawsuits to punish people who provide or assist in abortions is crazy. Join me, along with Val Atkinson as we discuss Texas, the Supreme Court, COvid-19, and the 58th anniversary of the March of Washington. All of that and so much more this week.  

 Vacation is over. We're back after the summer break. Join me as we get caught up on all the news. Floyd Ray Roseberry, Covid-19, and the withdrawal from Afghanistan top the list of stories we are coving in this information-packed episode. Val Atkinson is here to give his expert analysis of all things political. 

 The Trump Organization is finally feeling the heat. Indictments are the first step in getting rid of the fake billionaire. But the damage has been done. The 6-3 ruling by the Supreme Court on voting rights cases from Arizona couldn't have been possible with Trump in the White House. We cover those stories and a bunch more. Join me along with Val Atkinson as we try to put this week's news into perspective. 

 Join Val Atkinson and me as we catch up on all the news from the past week. The Justice Department indicts the officers for the murder of George Floyd. More protest in Elizabeth City as the police bodycam video still hasn't been released. Plus we try to make sense of the latest job numbers, voter suppression efforts in Florida the Republicans in disarray, and a bunch more. 

 Join us for another information-packed show. We have to discuss the guilty verdict for Derrick Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd. Even with that good piece of news, there were more police killings, including in Elizabeth City, NC, and Columbus, Ohio. Also, kicking off our series on healthcare our special guest this week is Ryan McDevitt, Associate Professor of Economics at Duke University. We will discuss dialysis and end-stage kidney disease and how it is important to understand it and why we can't get to universal healthcare in America. It's about the money. All of that, and much more. 

 How much can we pack into an hour? A hell of a lot. How about Hubert Davis' selection as the new basketball coach at UNC. Lee Elder was honored at the Masters. The Derek Chauvin case grinds away. The Biden infrastructure plan. The executive order on guns. Texas governor, Greg Abbott, working to become the worst person in the world. All of that and more on this week's episode. 

 Dr. Felecia Harris, PH.D., professor in the Department of Africana Studies, Women's and Gender Studies at UNC Charlotte drops by to talk about the past week. Covid-19, voter suppression, mass shootings, and what to do about the children at the southern border are just a few of the things we will try to get to in today's show. Val Atkison is back to round out the panel. 

 America just might be finally digging out from under the mess Trump left. The $1.9 Trillion recovery package is now official, and stimulus payments are on the way. Even better, Americans are being vaccinated against Covid-19. But wait, there are still problems. Join me along with Val Atkinson as we discuss Covid relief, voting rights, the $27 Million settlement for the Floyd family, and a whole bunch more. 

She's back!!! De. Nicole McFarlane from Fayetteville State is back on the panel. Join me along with Val Atkinson and Dr. McFarlane as we discuss the new information about the assassination of Malcolm X, Covid relief and the vaccines, and a whole lot more.

 Join me along with Val Atkinson as we discuss the latest news of the week. Our special guest this week is Rob Schofield from NC Policy Watch http://www.ncpolicywatch.com/. We will be talking about North Carolina's role in the hopes of Democrats holding on to the House and Senate in the 2022 mid-term election. Then we will examine the real prospects of President Joe Biden getting his agenda through Congress. All of that and a lot more this week.

 Another crazy week in America. Donald Trump tried to have his hardcore followers overthrow the government. How can that happen in 2021? Join me along with Val Atkinson as we try to make sense of what is going on. Plus, get a lesson on real American history and civics -- something a lot of us need. 

Join me along with Val Atkinson to discuss the latest news. How will Joe Biden get his administration off the ground without the cooperation of the Trump White House? Will we ever get over Covid-19? We will talk about that and a bunch more in this episode.

Thank god!!! Trump is gone. Join me along with Val Atkinson and Dr. Nicole McFarlane to discuss what it means for us to have a new president. The horserace is over. Let's talk about what it will take to get the country back on track.

 Join me for the latest episode of the deal as we discuss the failed kidnapping attempt on the Governor of Michigan's, Grethen Witmer, by a white nationalist cell. To help us put things in perspective, we have invited Alexandra Minna Stern of the University of Michigan and the author of the book Proud Boys and the White Ethnostate: How the Alt-Right is Warping the American Imagination. Our regular panelist, retired Professor Val Atkinson of NC Central University, and Dr. Nicole McFarlane from Fayetteville State University will be in and talk about the VP debate, Covid-19, at the White House, and a whole lot more. 

https://www.amazon.com/Proud-Boys-White-Ethnostate-Imagination/dp/0807063363/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1544971810&sr=1-1&keywords=minna+stern

 Join us to discuss the decision by JY AG Daniel Cameron not to charge officers in the police murder of Breona Taylor. Our panel includes Charlotte-based attorney Ken Harris. Ken has represented and a number of victims of police killings and won substantial judgments. Also on the panel will be professors Val Atkinson (retired NCCU), Nicole McFarlane (Fayetteville State), and Felecia Harris (UNC Charlotte). 

Join me along with Dr. Felecia, Ph.D. who is a professor of Women's and Gender, and Africana Studies at UNC Charlotte. Dr. Cheryl Catching, Ph.D., and psychologist is also back with us. Last but not least, Professor Val Atkinson, radio talk show host and political pundit will help us figure out all the news. We are talking Covid-19, the economy, ongoing protest, the election, and much more. 

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 Join us for the latest edition of The Deal as we try to make sense of what's going on in the world. Our guest today is Irv Joyner, Professor of Law - NC Central School of Law to discuss the latest ruling by the US Supreme Court on the Electoral College and President Trump's financial records. Educational Consultant, Frances McNeill will talk to us about what it will take to reopen schools in the fall in the midst of Covid-19. As always, Val Atkinson will be with us to talk about the most important political news of the week.   

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Join me as we discuss the latest news and events for the week, As always, we are joined by or political science expert and host of Connection, Val Atkinson. Also with us today are our panel featuring Coach Ken Blocker, fitness expert Debi Blocker, and educators Tyler Swanson and Tee Taylor. We are discussing how to get young people engaged after the marching has stopped, and much more.

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 Join me as we discuss the current news and talk with US Senate Candidate Cal Cunningham. This is a joint production of Connections and The Deal. In one of the most talked-about Senate races in the history of the country, Cal has a chance to beat Senator Thom Tillis (R). Gaining control of the Senate is possible for the Democrats, but they have to win North Carolina. This episode is a co-production with Connections on Foxy 107/104 FM. 

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The newest episode of The Deal will be available at 1:00 PM on 5/31/2020. Join us for an OpenNet to discuss protest all across America in the wake of more police killings of African American women and men. We will talk about COVID, the economy, or anything else you want to talk about. Phone lines open at 1:15 - Studio line 919-276-9029

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Join me as we get caught up with the news of the week. I was fortunate to get one of the organizers of the protests in Brunswick, Ga over the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. Travis Riddle has done a hell of a job getting the word out about the injustice of the lynch of Ahmaud. As always, Val Atkinson is in with us to help figure this all out. 

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