Equality Means Dignity

The Michael Steele Podcast

Two Squared Media

Politics, News, History, Government

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

On this extraordinary Fourth of July episode, Michael reflects deeply on what the Fourth of July really means, particularly to Black Americans.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, this is Michael Steele.
0:02.0	Welcome to the Michael Steele podcast.
0:03.5	And guess what?
0:04.4	It's the fourth of July.
0:05.6	Can you believe it?
0:06.7	This year marks the 40th anniversary presentation
0:09.8	of a Capitol fourth.
0:11.6	You know it, the National July Fourth TV traditional PBS.
0:15.2	I love it.
0:16.0	The music, the ambiance, the artists.
0:18.4	It's all incredible.
0:19.8	Well, this year with host John Stamos and Vanessa Williams,
0:22.8	the program will feature performances,
0:24.7	Coast to Coast by Paddy LeBelle, John Foggedy,
0:27.9	Trace Atkins, and the Temptations.
0:31.3	Just my imagination.
0:33.3	OK, that's another podcast.
0:34.6	Anyway, while COVID-19 means this year's concert performances
0:39.2	are pre-taped, the show will feature
0:42.2	the live fireworks display from Washington, DC.
0:46.2	Now, the program will also include a special tribute
0:48.8	by John Stamos to our first responders and frontline workers,
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