Roland Martin
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Biden must confront his Black problem; 2023 Election Night preview; Elijah McClain verdict
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2:21:14Now Playing11.6.2023 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Biden must confront his Black problem; 2023 Election Night preview; Elijah McClain verdict
It's election day eve. We will preview the races to watch and discuss how viable third parties can be. Working Families Party wants to omit Republicans on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's city council.
Does President Joe Biden have a race problem? A recent Axios article says yes. We'll dive into what the writers of that article pointed out with political Strategist L. Joy Williams and
Terrance Woodbury, the Founding Partner of HIT Strategies.
A Colorado jury acquits the third officer to stand trial for Elijah McClain's death.
Donald Trump takes the stand in his New York fraud trial.
And it's Caregiver Awareness Month. In tonight's Fit Win Live segment, what you need to know to prepare to care for your aging or ailing loved one.
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