It's really a sad moment for this country that the first convicted felon will be serving in the White House.
Mondaire Jones: “It's really a sad moment for this country that the first convicted felon will be serving in the White House.”
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Mondaire Jones expresses concern about the implications of Donald Trump potentially serving as president while being a convicted felon.
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