Obama on Charleston shooting: ‘To say our thoughts and prayers are with them … doesn’t say enough’

By R. Hawkins
Jun 19, 2015
10:35 am

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President Barack Obama responded Thursday to the shooting at a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina that left nine dead. Credit: NewsGoing Viral YouTube

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