
Charlotte mayor talks DNC
The Democratic National Convention begins next week in Charlotte, N.C. Chip Reid spoke to Charlotte's mayor, Anthony Foxx, about the DNC, which he views as a turning point for his city.
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The Democratic National Convention begins next week in Charlotte, N.C. Chip Reid spoke to Charlotte's mayor, Anthony Foxx, about the DNC, which he views as a turning point for his city.
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