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Louis Farrakhan Takes on the Mayor and the Tea Party Ramps Up for 2012

AIR DATE: April 20, 2011
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At a recent speech at Howard University, Minister Louis Farrakhan the leader of the Nation of Islam lambasted Mayor, Oscar Goodman for his treatment of President Obama. Farrakhan was referring to 2010 comments made by the president where he suggested people shouldn't take trips to Las Vegas when dealing with tough times. Meanwhile the Tea Party in Nevada recently held a rally to show they are ready to ramp up efforts for the 2012 election. Las Vegas Sun Reporter, Delen Goldberg is covering these stories and she joins us.
 
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