Mueller Indictments; NYC Terror Attack; More Hollywood Allegations; MWIR-Wed@7pm

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Jumping straight into the volcano, folks! Listen to the latest installment of Afronerd Radio's Mid Week in Review airing this Wednesday at 7:00pm ET. Check out your hosts, Capt. Kirk and DBurt as they address the followimg (mid) week topics: FBI director, Robert Mueller's investigation into alleged Russian interference with America's last presidential election, has lead to several indictments against former Trump campaign aides, Paul Manafort and Rick Gates; yet another unprovolkd terror attack has gripped folks in the Big Apple with 8 people mowed down; more sick is coming out of Tinseltown, courtesy of veteran actor, Kevin Spacey; WH Chief of Staff, John Kelly appears to be in need of a US history "brush up" course due to his assertions that Gen. Robert E. Lee was an honorable man (versus being a traitor) and that "the lack of ability to compromise caused the Civil War; And lastly, a University of Hartford freshman discovers that she was secretly poisoned by her roommate due to what appears to be racial animus. Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620

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