Mr. President, before I begin my formal remarks, I want to pause to condemn the hatred and violence that took eight precious lives last night in metropolitan Atlanta.
Raphael Warnock: “Mr. President, before I begin my formal remarks, I want to pause to condemn the hatred and violence that took eight…”
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Warnock condemns the violence that affected the Asian community and calls for peace.
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