I don't know whether he wants to call himself racist or whether he has a racist bone. But his words and many of us know, that words can be inciting and they can provoke war over peace.
Sheila Jackson Lee: “I don't know whether he wants to call himself racist or whether he has a racist bone. But his words and many of us know…”
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Sheila Jackson Lee discusses the implications of President Trump's words and their potential to incite division.
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