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‘Please tell everyone how important it is to get vaccinated’

This week Dr. Charles E. Crutchfield III’s son Charles E. Crutchfield IV interviews his father for the MSR on the most recent COVID-19 developments.

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Ted Cruz Calls Out Oprah Over ‘White Privilege’ Remarks: ‘Racist BS’

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