I think David's right. I think he has every right to speak. He has a right to preach and has every right to say what he has said.
Tony Perkins: “I think David's right. I think he has every right to speak. He has a right to preach and has every right to say what he…”
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Perkins acknowledges Wright's right to express his views while discussing the implications for the Democratic Party.
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