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The Historical Significance of February 18th

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More than 100 years after the inauguration of Confederate president Jefferson Davis, the echoes of one of America's darkest periods can still be felt today. Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, stops by "The Saturday Show" with Jonathan Capehart to discuss his thoughts on this moment in history.