I will say one more time. Mr. Burton protests against circumstances against which he had a chance to change and he refused to vote to change it.
John Hope Bryant: “I will say one more time. Mr. Burton protests against circumstances against which he had a chance to change and he…”
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Addressing Mr. Burton's refusal to vote on a matter of change.
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