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member of the Daily Wire. So this situation in Virginia is pretty remarkable. We've got

the governor with his blackface photo, the lieutenant governor, accused of sexual assault,

and now the attorney general who's third in line in the line of succession, Mark Herring

is admitting that he also wore blackface when he was a teenager. He dressed as a rapper

for Halloween when he was 19 and he wore brown makeup as he put it. Or as one of the newspapers,

I don't know. One of the, one of the great and very honest, I think it was The New York

Times. Their headline was that Herring wore dark makeup and then they had to change it

to blackface. I have, they were trying to get around having to say that he wore blackface.

So what makes, what makes this revelation about Herring so incredible is that Herring had

called on Northam to resign only a few days ago. I think it was on Sunday that he was saying

Northam should resign for wearing blackface and what, and he knew while he was saying that

there was, that he had done the same thing and that there's probably a photo of it somewhere,

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