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Chef José Andrés joins Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss about his and the World Central Kitchen’s efforts feeding Ukrainian refugees as well as meeting with President Biden and how to support refugees during the humanitarian crisis. He expresses his hope for humanity and "in the war's moments of humanity, the best of humanity shows up." In addition to pointing out that when it comes to helping the people, that "goodness wins the day."March 27, 2022

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