Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich on Sunday accused President Obama and outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder of missing their opportunity to assuage race relations in America.
"Six years into their effort we are in some ways further apart, not closer together," Gingrich said on CBS' Face the Nation. "That's a tragic failure of leadership."
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