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Hey Michael Steel Podcast listeners, Michael Steel here with another quick take from the

Michael Steel Podcast. Check out what's going on right now.

Welcome back to the Rick Ungers Show. If you are just joining us, we have been speaking

with our pal Michael Steel, former chairman of the R&C currently in analyst on MSNBC and

of course the host of the Michael Steel Podcast. Michael, when we left, left off in the last

segment. We were talking about how awkward it's going to be for a genuine conservative to

be able to go back on television, go on the radio and once again make conservative

points and I kind of wanted to drive that home just a bit more. You realize, I mean you're

on MSNBC, it feels like every hour of the day, but that is not right. You know, for the

past four years, you actually haven't been given much of an opportunity to make conservative

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