Episode 19 | August 10, 2015

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This week the boys have the honor of speaking with the first African American Secret Service agent to be assigned to the Presidential Protective Division, Abraham Bolden. President John F. Kennedy, who personally chose Bolden in 1961 dubbed him the "Jackie Robinson of the Secret Service." An important Civil Rights figure, Bolden recounts his experiences with racism, corruption, bribery and his quest to expose several assassination plots leading up to Dallas.

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