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What Did Biden Say in His Speech on the Tulsa Massacre? | Hysteria
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47:58Now PlayingThis week on Hysteria: Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco discuss Biden's speech on the Tulsa massacre, how to mentally prepare for a very frustrating month in the US Senate, and the GOP’s not-so-subtle attempt to rewrite history. Then Grace Parra and Tien Tran join to discuss Naomi Osaka’s decision to step back from the French Open and the importance of putting your mental health first.
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