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Grace Curley.

Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curley show.

So I mentioned briefly in the first hour how Sage Steele, who formerly worked at ESPN, she didn't

interview with Fox News Digital and she revealed, much to at least not my surprise, that when she interviewed Joe Biden while she was at

ESPN she was given strict orders from up above about what she could and could not

say and that she had to stay on script, like stay on topic, stay on script, word for word.

And even like in news channels, Jared, they get a little leeway, you know, you always see if you watch some of these morning shows, they have, you know, conversation. This was not one of those situations. This was like a play. You say this, I say this, then we wrap it up. No

follow-ups was part of it. But there was another cut in here that I wasn't

really going to pay much attention to because we've hash this out before, but I actually think it ties in well with the

Jill Biden cut from today. So let's play sage steel commenting on one of the

themes of the Biden presidency which is sometimes your scorn turns to pity,

this is cut three. The big picture to me is that I think it's heartbreaking. I think it's really heartbreaking that the people who love Joe Biden and say they

truly care about him have allowed it to get to this point. So I'm not even

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