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White House Official’s Shocking Take on Slavery | Brian Shapiro Reacts

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August 22, 2025

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In this clip from Pushing the Limits, host Brian Shapiro reacts to a controversial statement from White House official Lindsey Halligan, who suggested the Smithsonian should downplay slavery in its exhibits.

Brian breaks down the dangerous push to erase or whitewash history — from removing references to slavery, to attacks on Black History Month and Pride Month. He exposes the regressive agenda of Donald Trump and his allies, calling out the silence of Black conservatives like Tim Scott and Byron Donalds in the face of blatant historical revisionism.

👉 Watch Brian’s fiery reaction as he explains:

🔴 Why slavery must remain an honest part of U.S. history

🔴How Trump and his administration are trying to rewrite the past

🔴The hypocrisy of GOP leaders who stay silent while history is erased

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