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Newsmax Reporter Wants Biden To Fire Black UN Ambassador For Speech About Slavery & White Supremacy
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Apr 18, 202110:38Now PlayingU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield gave remarks at the 30th Annual Summit of the National Action Network, where she addressed white supremacy at the foundation of our nation.
At Friday's White House press briefing, Newsmax Reporter Emerald Robinson asked Press Secretary Jen Psaki if President Biden would remove her for her comments.
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