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Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly show.

We still have so much to get to today.

But before I bring on my next guest, I want to play a sound cut here that's going to lead into this interview. This was Kamala Harris on with Brett Bear. And as I said, she came in pretty angry. you know, she came in knowing it was going to be, as the media is describing it, a testy interview.

You might notice a slight shift in her attitude as opposed to when she was going on with call her daddy.

There wasn't as much laughing or cackling or however you want to describe it.

But there was one particular moment in this short interview where her voice really started

to rise and she was getting increasingly more angry

as she spoke.

And that was when she started talking about what Trump was going to do with Americans if he won the election.

This is cut 11, please, Taylor.

Talked about locking people up because they disagree with him.

This is a democracy and in a democracy the President of the United States in the

United States of America should be willing to be able to handle criticism without saying he'd lock people up for doing it.

Now John Daniel Davidson joins us and John you make the point in your latest piece at the

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