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Coates on Electing Trump: In 100 Years People Will Say We Lost Our Minds | Video Worth Watching

September 18, 2017 by Staff

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Chris Hayes of MSNBC’s “All In” interviews Ta-Nehisi Coates after his recent article in The Atlantic, “The First White President”. This is the article referenced on ESPN anchor Jemele Hill’s FaceBook page and which informed her controversial Tweet.

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Had hoped to include an embedded video of the second half of Chris Hayes’ Ta-Nehisi Coates interview, but it’s not working out. Apparently MSNBC hasn’t figured out how to stream content over a secure connection (https://) and the our site will not play non-secure content in a secure web page. The best I can do at this moment is to give you the link to the MSNBC web site where part two is available.


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  1. Michael Jacobs says

    September 18, 2017 at 12:38 pm

    I don’t recall a lot of talk in Mad Max about electoral politics prior to the nuclear disaster. Just sayin’

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