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All right, we've been listening for almost an hour long town hall

and audio town hall hosted by Charlemagne, the God. We're going to continue to monitor this if it continues,

although he just said he was wrapping it up. You've heard a lot of questions during this National

Radio Town Hall event. It was in front of an audience in Detroit, Michigan.

I want to go to Detroit right now, CNN's Eva McKend is on the scene for us.

Eva, first of all, you've been covering this campaign for us what stood out to you from what

we just heard over the past hour. You know Wolf this was perhaps the Vice

President's most wide-ranging conversation on the campaign to date.

She talked about building wealth in black communities.

She answered a question on reparations saying that the issue need to be studied.

She talked about being a product of the

black church growing up in the black church and she told voters that she is

clear-eyed about the disparities facing certain communities even though that she is going to be

a president for the entire country. She also addressed misinformation as it

related to her law enforcement background.

There is, I think, the perception at least in some corners that she was especially

punitive when it came to black men and she told

voters that is not so that she actually was progressive as it related to

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