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Dionne Warwick is a music legend, a seven-time Grammy Award winner whose name and voice are among the most

recognized around the world, an early activist in the fight against HIV AIDS.

I sat down with Warwick for a Washington Post live event marking World AIDS Day on

December 1st. You can hear her recount her work on HIV AIDS and what she would do if

President Trump called on her for help right now.

I suppose I should introduce...

Yeah, you should.

Introduce the legend that sits next to me.

Good morning, I'm Jonathan Kapart.

Opinion writer for the Washington Post, and I am joined on stage by an American icon

a music legend Grammy Award-winning singer how many five grammies, 14 Grammy nominations, my

favorite album, my home girl, she's born in East Orange, I was born in Newark. Dion Warwick.

Hi.

In 1985, Ms Warwick participated in the recording of That's What Friends are for, which became a number one hit worldwide,

raising awareness and major funds for AIDS research. In 1987, she was appointed U.S US Ambassador for Global Health by President Ronald Reagan.

Throughout her career, she's been honored by major HIV AIDS organizations for her advocacy

for HIV AIDS funding, research and education.

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