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Old 07-24-2020, 09:44 AM
 
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Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell said Thursday that presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden has been "insulting" to African Americans and claimed he refuses to offer substantive promises of help to underserved African American communities and those that are currently being rocked by crime waves.

Terrell said the mainstream media is painting a false narrative that purports President Trump "doesn't care" about the victims of urban violence, when the opposite is true.

"[Biden] has not gone to these Democratic cities and embraced the victims like President Trump has. He has not walked hand in hand with police officers," Terrell told "Bill Hemmer Reports".

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