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The Schilling Show 8/14/17 Hour2: Dr. Richard Harris and Ed Gillespie

Author of his new book: One Nation Under Curse, Dr. Richard Harris joins us to speak on his new book, what made him interested in the KKK, racial violence in Charlottesville, and why this is happening now.

Ed Gillespie for Governor stops by to share his takeaway from the recent protest in Charlottesville and his concern with law enforcement.

That’s all on hour two of The Schilling Show!

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