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Fox News reporter retreats inside car after shoving BLM protester : TheGrio

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Fox News Correspondent Dan Springer wasnt ready for the smoke that Black Lives Matter protesters were preparing to serve him during an event on Monday.  Springer and his crew were accosted by demonstrators after he allegedly laid hands on a woman at Seattles Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP), DailyMail.com reports. Chaos erupted when Springer pushed []

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