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4:59Now PlayingDonald Trump wants Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions to head up the Dept. of Justice, which includes the Civil Rights department. This is Part 2 of our 3part interview with Gerald Hebert, the former Department of Justice attorney whose testimony helped to sink Jeff Sessions' appointment to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan in 1986. TYT's Eric Byler ( ) asks Hebert if it possible Sessions has changed since making racially insensitive remarks in the 1980's. Sessions was elected at Attorney General of Alabama in 1984, and then as one of Alabama's U.S. Senators in 1996. Now, he is PresidentElect Donald Trump's pick to be United States Attorney General, which is causing great concern to immigrants rights, GLBTQ rights, and voting rights advocates.
Special thanks to Corey Goldstone and Nick Cockrell for facilitating this interview.
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