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I...SAID...NO...SUCH...THING!!! READ/WATCH/LISTEN FOR YOURSELF:
AINSLEY EARHARDT (CO-HOST): Larry, Cory Booker wants to be president. And he is introducing a Senate bill on slavery reparations. You're shaking your head no. Why?
LARRY ELDER (TALK RADIO HOST): Slavery reparations in my opinion is the extraction of money from people who were never slave owners and given to people who were never slaves. It was just too long ago. Slavery ended 150 years ago. The parallels might be the reparation paid to Japanese-Americans put in relocation camps in World War II. But those monies were paid to them who were victimized or to their legal heirs. Same thing with respect to [the] Holocaust. It's just too long ago.
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