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Jan 2, 2020 2 hr

Trump's Impeachment: Can We Have A Reasonable Conversation?

from Mental Dialogue Hosted by Montoya Smith

The DEMOCRATS & REPUBLICANS seemingly have drawn their lines in the sand on TRUMP'S IMPEACHMENT and every night CNN & FOX argue FOR or AGAINST the PRESIDENT'S IMPEACHMENT. This Saturday we attempt the impossible and ask CAN WE HAVE A REASONABLE CONVERSATION on the IMPEACHMENT?, as special guest co-host SHELLEY WYNTER of The Shelley Wynter's show, along with two concerned citizens, WILLIAM AGNEW & OSVALDO GAYTAN drop by to provide their unique perspectives on the IMPEACHMENT. GAYTAN, actually thinks the IMPEACHMENT is a good thing, co-host WYNTERS disagrees and believes it is nothing but a WITCH HUNT; whereas special guest, AGNEW ask probing questions that make you think regardless of which side of the political spectrum you are on. MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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