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Albany, New York Part 2: Redemption | NOIR Season 7

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Albany, New York Part 2: Redemption | NOIR Season 7

"In 1778, the Government of New York adopted their official state motto, 'Excelsior.' The Latin phrase translates to 'ever upward.' Today, that same government simply does not live up to that promise, while those within the communities most in need of that inspiration have stepped up to exemplify what their state should stand for." —Colion NoirIn this three part series, NRATV's Colion Noir reports from the parks, barber shops, schools and streets of Albany, to identify the real problems, highlight the hard-working citizens outside of government who are fighting to make a difference and expose the politicians who scapegoat their failed leadership on gun owners. This is about people, not politics. Solutions, not gridlock.

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