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I think Ill sign that bill - you could strum a few tunes at the ceremony

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Engelhardt, Tom

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Reagan talks to a black man. He is holding a January calendar with Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday circled in one hand and a banjo in the other.
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  1. Reagan, Ronald

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