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Dick Gregory, Radio Row, and Washington DC…
January 26, 2012
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I had a great time on Capitol Hill last week and wanted to share a few pictures with you of my visit…I was working by the way. Without a doubt, the highlight of the DC trip was spending an hour with the Great Dick Gregory. We recorded an interview that is being edited that I will play in the coming days for my audience. I also spent time with Attorney Warren Ballentine, Rep. Donna Edwards (Maryland), Kathleen Sebelius (Secretary of Health and Human Services), and countless others. My wife and I were even invited to the White House for a tour of the most famous residence in the country.
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