EPISODE · Jun 24, 2022 · 38 MIN
Sedrik & Sidra Converse Jan6 Hearings, Trial Belief & Political Faith
from Comparative Reasoning · host Sedrik Cannady
sedrik and Sidra converse about the ongoing committee hearings, faith in politics, the belief of a trial that is not happening, why Trump most-likely will never face justice, what it takes to move congress outside of the hearings, and comparing republicans testifying against republicans doing what's best.
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