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Julia Roberts tells audience to ‘keep inhaling and exhaling’ at First Amendment concert

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Julia Roberts tells audience to ‘keep inhaling and exhaling’ at First Amendment concert
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Actress Julia Roberts told her audience to “breathe in all that hope” and “breathe out all that fear” in an appearance at the “Rise Up, Sing Out” concert for the First Amendment on Sunday. “We all feel like ‘I can’t turn the news on, I don’t want to hear it,’” the Pretty Woman star said. The Committee for the First Amendment hosted the event, with the anti-Trump advocacy organizations No Kings and Indivisible listed as partners.Advertisement Roberts wore a T-shirt under her blazer with Jane Fonda’s face on it.

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Actress Julia Roberts told her audience to “breathe in all that hope” and “breathe out all that fear” in an appearance at the “Rise Up, Sing Out” concert for the First Amendment on Sunday. “We all feel like ‘I can’t turn the news on, I don’t want to hear it,’” the Pretty Woman star said. “But we have to hear it; we have to face it. But if we keep inhaling and exhaling, we will prevail.” Recommended Stories Dana White on White House fight: ‘We’ll never do this again’ Rodeo 250 attraction announced for Great American State Fair Trump, turning 80, celebrates his age with big UFC birthday bash Roberts appeared alongside several other Hollywood celebrities at the New York City event, which counterprogrammed President Donald Trump’s Freedom 250 UFC match at the White House.

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