Seth Gilliam on Barack Obama wanting 'The Wire' memorabilia

‘The Wire’ actor says Barack Obama requested show memorabilia for White House

At the ArtsConnection back-to-school gala in New York City, actor Seth Gilliam shared how he became involved with the organization and discussed giving back to the community. He also recalled former President Barack Obama requesting signed “The Wire” memorabilia for the White House.

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