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This podcast contains language that some listeners may find offensive. First of all, just

so that I can inform the listeners where we are. Would you tell us where exactly we are?

That's Plader Robinson. It was the summer of 1990 and he was working on a public radio

story about David Duke's campaign for the United States Senate.

Well, you know you're at the hilltop. And what do you call his head of island?

And whereabouts are we headed? We're headed to a place you can't get to by land. It's

called the Blind River Bar. The Blind River Bar was in Livingston,

Parish, Louisiana in Swampland about 40 miles outside Ban Rouge. On this morning, 300

people were heading there to eat and drink and cheer on David Duke.

Plader Robinson caught a ride to the bar on a motorized houseboat full of Duke supporters.

Duke had staged a different kind of rally in Livingston, Parish in 1975. Back then,

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