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Geraldo Rivera
Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera is a well-known attorney and television personality. Born on July 4, 1943, he has made substantial contributions to the legal and media industries. Rivera is best recognized for his role as a legal analyst and his appearances on numerous television programs. more

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