Barbara Lee on Year One as Oakland's Mayor, Decades of Federal Oversight May Be Over For Oakland Police
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The episode features an interview with Barbara Lee discussing her first year as Oakland's Mayor and the potential end of federal oversight for the Oakland Police.
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