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Welcome to Redacta tonight, VIP. I'm Lee Camp.

Tonight, two wonderful guests, I'm thrilled to bring you the former counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal, the author and

activist who has spent 30 years of his life on death row, 37, imprisoned. He's recently won the

chance to appeal his conviction. His advocate and former lawyer, Rachel Wokenstein, joins me to

discuss this huge development.

And in the second half of the show,

I have popular Bitcoin analyst Tone Vase here

to go over why Bitcoin is not doing so well

and where he thinks it'll end up.

But first, here's my conversation

with Mumia Abu Jamal's former counsel, Rachel Wolkenstein.

Rachel, thank you so much for joining me.

I'm so glad to be here, Lee.

So important for Mumia's case.

Yeah, this is a big occasion.

Mumia Abu Jamal just found out he's been granted a new right to appeal after spending

37 years in prison and 30 of those

in solitary confinement on death row. And I want to get to all of that, all of the updates in a

second, but I want to back up. I think we might have some viewers who don't know who Mumia

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