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The Schilling Show 6/15/17 Hour1: Ed Gillespie, Fred Lucas, and Phil Fassieux

Ed Gillespie for Governor joins us to discuss how he won, reaching out to Stewart and his supporters, and getting involved.

White House correspondent for the Daily Signal, Fred Lucas shares his thoughts on Jeff Sessions testimony on the Russia Probe, why Sessions was called, and takeaways.

Citizen Activist, Phil Fassieux updates us on Albemarle County Revenue Sharing, the previous investigation and discussion, and his interest in this topic.

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