Today is not that day. Today we have--I am sitting here in the Congress of the United States with Dr. Munzer, a survivor of the Holocaust, giving testimony about anti-Semitism.
Bill Keating: “Today is not that day. Today we have--I am sitting here in the Congress of the United States with Dr. Munzer, a survivor…”
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Keating emphasizes the importance of addressing anti-Semitism in Congress.
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