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The Reidout

Exonerated after 43 years in jail despite his innocence, Kevin Strickland opens up to Joy Reid

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Kevin Strickland, who was wrongfully convicted by an all-White jury in 1979, joins Joy Reid to talk about his exoneration after spending 43 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit.Dec. 9, 2021

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  • Fmr. AG Eric Holder: Republicans ‘okay with getting fewer votes' as long as they hold onto 'power'

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