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Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curley show.

As we mentioned there's a giant $95 billion aid package that passed the Senate.

They're very proud of themselves, Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell.

One of the wisest things I ever read, I wish I could give credit to, it probably was David

Harzani or was probably somebody from the Federalist, but somebody said, when everyone's on the

same side of something, or when you see this bipartisan camaraderie from senators or from Congress people

that is not like your your instinct is to go oh that's. That must mean it's right.

When all the swamp creatures banned together,

it probably means you're getting screwed somehow.

Or at the very least, that you should be asking questions. But according to Senator Tom Tylus, we're not allowed to ask

questions. We're just too dumb to understand. And they don't have to explain anything to us either.

We should just trust them because they're from the government.

And if we learned anything through COVID and through this border crisis and through

this presidency in general, it's that they're from the government and they are here to help.

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