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Roland On Obama Dislikes Infighting Amidst Dem Prez Hopefuls; Trump Vs AOC; Dems Back Reparations
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9:36Now PlayingRoland Martin appeared on MSNBC with Political Strategist Alaina Beverly; Political Analyst Susan Del Percio and host Alex Witt to discuss former President Barack Obama expressing his dislike of Democratic presidential candidates fighting among themselves, Trump's latest attack on Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Dem presidential hopefuls being open to awarding reparations to descendants of slaves.
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