On the recordMay 29, 2018
When a Klansman burned a cross in a Maryland family's house, Ronald Reagan went there and had lunch with that family. He called out that racism and embodied unity.
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transcripts.cnn.comWhen a Klansman burned a cross in a Maryland family's house, Ronald Reagan went there and had lunch with that family. He called out that racism and embodied unity.
Paul Begala compares past presidential responses to racism with the current President's approach.
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I think it's a very -- I think, it's a smart thing. I wouldn't do it every day. I think he's been remarkably good.