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Grace Curley. No offense, but this holiday's a little out there. Welcome back, everyone. It is Festivus. This is a holiday we take very seriously here at the Grace Curley show. It is a time for you to air out your grievances, things that bother you, that irk you. You can call in. It's 844-5402-42, and let me explain how it's going to go. Taylor's going's going to share some of his I'm going to share some of mine we're going to do some news stories in between and we will take your calls as well but there's still a few things I want to get to in this hour so while we stack up the phone lines we will also be taking some stories but if during this segment you think, I have something that bugs the crap out of me

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Okay, so we were just playing some of the sound cuts from Hunter Biden. And I want to get back to

that. But before I do, I have to give an update on the CBS story because yesterday I talked about

how Sharon Alfonzi who's the reporter at 60 minutes who is completely aghast that Barry Weiss,

the new head of CBS has the audacity to spike her peace on this high security prison. Well, guess what? I had said at the time, I had said,

well, you know, I don't really know much about Sharon Alphonse. I'm sure she's committed some fake

news in the past that is just not privy to me right now. And luckily, Michael Schellenberger reminded me exactly who she is.

So she wants to run this segment, just to give you a recap, on 60 minutes, they had this segment ready,

and it was all about the Venezuelans who were deported by Donald Trump and the high security prison

that they are residing in and, you know, how bad it is, and how the conditions are brutal and horrendous and all these other things.

Barry Weiss decides that the peace isn't there yet.

And what I said yesterday, as I said,

I don't understand why she has to come out.

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